Letters From Inside

⚖ For those seeking ajr min Allah: We have a sister in need who has many children. Like most other families, she lives on sadaqah but that is not always guaranteed. As a family, they make and sell bread to suffice their bare minimum needs for the day and she often falls into debt to either keep her business running or to put food on the table, so to speak. And as the weather increases in temperature, the family of 6 can drink through 3-4 cases a day. When/if she is capable she will opt for buying clean drinking water, otherwise they have no choice but to drink the tank water that causes them to fall ill. With $300, it will in sha allah cover her water supply for at least a month and grant her relief from the shackles of her debt. Take this as a sign and opportunity to build your ahkirah and contact: @letters_donations

Poem: Camp of Kufr VS. Camp of Islam They reject the words of haqq and ignore the facts weaved within it They attempt to demolish the deen of Allah when they know it is inevitable. They call us strange and imprison our people only because they fear the truth. They despise our joy and thirst for Jannah so they do all they can to end it. And when we survive, still rise, and continue to oblige to the quran and sunnah they cannot conceive it. #inspiredbyjannaty //Letters_frominside

﷽ THE AD’IYĀ OF THE WIDOWS AND THE ORPHANS Nūr ad-Dīn preferred the arrows [du’ā] of the widows and orphans over the arrows of his troops. A soldier asked Nūr ad-Dīn to give them more [financially], and Nūr ad-Dīn asked him "where would you want me to get the money from?" and the soldier said: "get some from what you give to the orphans and widows and spend it on the troops". Nūr ad-Dīn replied: "no, their arrows never miss and yours do." Meaning their du'ā. - Shaykh Ahmad Mūsā Jibrīl حفظه الله

A message from your sister in the camps. May Allah protect your eyes, your heart and your intentions, and we pray that it continue to be on this path of deen. Rest assured, we pray that everything you give in the name of Allah will not make things difficult for you, it will not reduce you and will actually make your heart happy. Indeed, even the smallest kindness will come back to you. Us women in prison, think all your gifts are something big for us and truly your gifts always come at a time when we are really need it the most and are crying out for Allah to get us out of our problems. May Allah make all the affairs of this world and the hereafter lighter because you lighten our burden. We thank Allah for the good fortune that comes through your hands, thank you very much and greetings from us here. //Letters_frominside

📍CAMP HOL Three sections of the camp are told to move else where after two weeks according to the idaraa. The tank came in announcing not to move to the only empty space there is available. Camp living is strenous and back breaking. It is not easy to move belongings, take down tents, and undo a hawsh in the scorching summer's heat. May Allah relieve our sisters and make a way out for them sooner than later. //Letters_frominside

⛺ UPDATE: AS OF RECENTLY •In Hol, a few sisters were picked up and taken to the prison in the night. •PKK have been actively in search for adolecant boys. They enter the camps as soon as maghrib hits. •Another new phase is being reconstructed after the recent move of phases one and five. •On another occasion, in the sixth phase, a fire broke out in one of the tents. •And in the third phase in Roj, a tafteesh happened in the night lasting from 12 AM to 4 AM. A huge crowd of military personnel searched the camp looking for a adolescent boy. "We were all dragged out to the street and during this time women and men askaris entered our tents. They gathered us in one area even though the children were all tired. No going to the toilet, no water – everything was prohibited. Fajir salah was read there on the street, in the dusty road whilst the soldiers surrounded us. After they failed to find him, families were finally sent home." //Letters_frominside

A second hand narration of a boy who was recently taken. I met the mother of a thirteen year old boy. She was in grief and sorrow because of the seperation. She told me after days of being on guard the family decided to sleep in. And by the middle of the night a bright light shone through the tent and voices from a distance were heard. As soon as the mother recognised that it was the PKK soldier she alerted her son – quietly whispering, "get up and run" but the boy was in deep sleep... Footsteps became louder as they came closer to the tent. By this point it was too late for the boy to make an escape. The mother instantly threw her self on to the mattress pretending to be asleep but was really covering her child. They cut the chadder (tarp) of the extension and barged in. The mother told the female askariyah to wait so that she could wear her lebas sharaee – but of course she couldn't care less. They entered and pulled the blanket off exposing the son. The askariyah automatically called the male guards. Two of them came inside, grabbed the boy from his shoulders and took him to the car. The boy miskeen was in confusion as to what was happening. They didn't allow him to even wear his slippers taking him bare footed. The mother screamed to her son saying, "don't be afraid! inshaAllah every thing is khair!" ... Mothers with adolescent sons are on high alert in case the soldiers come to take their sons. Their nights are filled with sleeplessness, constant in fear and anxiety of the PKK. It's enough to witness such tradgedy but they remain patient. May Allah reunite the mothers with their precious sons and grant them protection from the evil of the oppressors.

REPOST: @ISTIGFHARBENEFITS A small request 🌷 When you make dua tomorrow, remember those who have been separated from their loved ones by force, those who don’t know if they will ever see them again or walk freely as they once did. Remember those whose only crime was loving Allah and His deen. Remember those sisters of yours who are just as vulnerable as your own women at home. They were also once princesses in their homes, treated with the utmost respect. Don’t abandon them like everyone else. It’s not enough to like a post or message that mentions the oppression they are facing. Remember those young children who had to grow up as caged birds, never experiencing the true feeling of being a child. We have already failed them physically, so just remember them in your adiyah. That’s the least we can do for them. بارك الله فيكم🌷

THE PAIN OF SEPERATION It has now been more than 4 years since I have been able to hold my son. The evil soldiers decided that he was too big to stay with his mother. Each day that passes, the separation is more painful and sadness increases. Knowing that your son is locked up in what they call a 'deradicalization center' is unbearable. It's more of a prison for adolescents – allowing only 2 to 3 calls in a year. They forcfully take boys from their mothers to lock them up in these centers, breaking the hearts of my sisters. The reason given is that they are too big and without further explanaition. Taking sons away from their mothers like it's nothing, threatening us with guns or jail if we try to resist. How hard it is to see them oppress our sisters and to be in a powerless position wherby we cant even protect our own child? We ask Allah to grant us patience. We place our trust in him and everything that happens could only be good in sha allah.

📍CAMP HOL Kyrgyz representatives call for nationals to the main gate. It is the last chance for sisters from the aforementioned country to be deported. The families make their way to the gate as we speak. May Allah protect them, ease their affairs and grant them what is khair.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته يا اخواني واخواتي I wish to make a request for the day of ‘Ashūrā’ specifically. I ask that all of us ask Allāh with the Du’ā’ from Mūsā (عليه الصلاة والسلام) against Fir’awn and his people, with the intentions of asking this same Du’ā’ but against the Tawāghīt of today and their followers who oppress our fellow beloved Muwwahhid brothers and sisters all over Allāh’s Earth. The Du’ā’ can be found in Sūrah Yūnus(10), Āyah 88. The Du’ā’ is as follows: قال الله تعالى: رَبَّنَآ إِنَّكَ ءَاتَيْتَ فِرْعَوْنَ وَمَلَأَهُۥ زِينَةًۭ وَأَمْوَٰلًۭا فِى ٱلْحَيَوٰةِ ٱلدُّنْيَا رَبَّنَا لِيُضِلُّوا۟ عَن سَبِيلِكَ ۖ رَبَّنَا ٱطْمِسْ عَلَىٰٓ أَمْوَٰلِهِمْ وَٱشْدُدْ عَلَىٰ قُلُوبِهِمْ فَلَا يُؤْمِنُوا۟ حَتَّىٰ يَرَوُا۟ ٱلْعَذَابَ ٱلْأَلِيمَ ١٠:٨٨ Allāh Said: “Our Lord! You have granted Pharaoh and his chiefs luxuries and riches in this worldly life, ˹which they abused˺ to lead people astray from Your Way! Our Lord, destroy their riches and harden their hearts so that they will not believe until they see the painful punishment.” Sūrah Yūnus(10), Āyah 88 May Allāh Release and Relieve our brothers and sisters in captivity all over the Earth. May He Grant victories upon victories to those gathering dust upon their feet, walking the path of ultimate sacrifice. May He Accept all of their deeds and those who have returned to Him and those who will return to Him by His Favour. اللهم اجعلنا من الطائفة المنصورة اللهم اجعلنا من السابقين في هذا زمنه اللهم من بقي في الحياة الدنيا من جنود الخلافة ارزقهم الاخلاص والثبات على الطاعتك في الدينك من اخك ٩ المحرم ١٤٤٦هـ

Ibn Abbas (ra) reported that Rasulullah ﷺ prioritised the fast on the day of Ashura over other days, besides the days in Ramadan, he said: ما رَأَيْتُ النبيَّ صَلَّى اللهُ عليه وسلَّمَ يَتَحَرَّى صِيَامَ يَومٍ فَضَّلَهُ علَى غيرِهِ إلَّا هذا اليَومَ؛ يَومَ عَاشُورَاءَ، وهذا الشَّهْرَ. يَعْنِي شَهْرَ رَمَضَانَ “I have never seen Rasulullah ﷺ so eager to fast like he is for Ashura and prioritising it [besides Ramadan].” (Sahih Al-Bukhari) هذا يَوْمٌ عَظِيمٌ، وهو يَوْمٌ نَجَّى اللَّهُ فيه مُوسَى، وأَغْرَقَ آلَ فِرْعَوْنَ، فَصَامَ مُوسَى شُكْرًا لِلَّهِ‏ "This is a blessed day. On this day, Allah saved Musa (as) and drowned the people of Firaun, and so Prophet Musa fasted on this day to give thanks to Allah..." (Sahih Al-Bukhari) We ask Allah to free our imprisoned brothers and sisters across the globe, and show us a miracle, just as he did for Musa (as) Make the most out of these blessed days by fasting and increase in giving sadaqah to those more in need as in the weak, oppressed and imprisoned amongst the ummah. We are still collecting for families in Camp Roj and Hol. To donate, contact: @Letters_donation

📍CAMP HOL UPDATE In camp Hawl, the patrol is going around announcing for Kirkhizstan nationals to come to gate to register for deport. May Allah ease the affairs of our sisters and keep them safe and steadfast on their deen. //Letters_frominside

SEPERATION OF A MOTHER AND A SON "This is a story of the day I lost my son to the PKK. Special forces surrounded the moukhayam (camp) and no one was allowed out of their tents. The anticipation was the worst, it was horrible and nerve-racking. Sisters rushed and came to warn me that they are searching for big boys – advising to hide my son. Alhamdulillah at that time he was 17 years old and I was thankful that Allah protected him all these years and that he wasn't taken before. We were very anxious and were constantly making dua. He said that he didn't want to hide as there is no point, and that, 'we're in a small moukhayam and they will find me.' For asab reasons, I started to  pack his bag just in case. I thought it would be better for him to go with his clothes and not suffer like what the other boys suffered before him. The wait and commotion was intense, and suddenly we hear the heavy crying and shouting of my young neighbor, meskina they were taking her second brother; this broke my heart and I was in tears. Then at fajir salah, they entered our tent with many geared up special forces each holding a M16. I quickly ran towards the soldiers preventing them from coming into the kitchen. I told them there is no need for tafteesh, my son is coming. When they saw my boy they all gasped and said, 'mashaAllah he's very tall.' In this moment I knew it was the last goodbye. He then took his bag with him and left. I could hear them asking my son for his age outside and they were shocked when he said 17 – in a manly voice. I couldn't go out straight away, it took me a moment for it all to sink in. I eventually pulled my emotions together, went outside to see him as they oppresively take him away into the van. My neighbors and I continued to watch them leave, standing outside with the two clowns demanding us to go back in. At that time I felt so much rage coming out and I started yelling at him, "I ain't going anywhere, just make me, when I want to go in I will!" reminding them that they are oppresors, evil people and that their places will be in hell fire. One of them looked at me came closer and said, "Yes you're right, just have patience in Allah. Allah is with you. " 😳🧐 //lettersfrominside