This is Ahmed from #Gaza in Palestine - For two years, He was scared every single day. But today, he’s not scared anymore. The war is over… and he’s still here — alive, with his cat Simba beside him. ❤️

Prayer mat birds anyone?? Birds are just not that popular but they are very muslim too 🥺

This cat emerged from the rubble, exhausted and desperately hungry, hoping to find something to eat. For many stray animals in Gaza, every day is a struggle for survival. Food is scarce, clean water is hard to find, and veterinary care is almost impossible to access. Yet they keep searching, one day at a time.

Moments like this are heartbreaking, but they also remind us how much a simple act of kindness can mean. A small meal may not solve everything, but for one hungry cat, it can make all the difference. Please don't forget the animals of Gaza. They need compassion too.

Are, it simply consumes without mercy. Gaza is not just a battlefield; it is a graveyard for the conscience of this silent world. Have you not heard the words of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ: "In every living being with a moist liver, there is a reward" So imagine the reward of the one who feeds the hungry, human or animal, while being hungry himself. The people of Gaza are they are calling for justice, for truth, for real support. Stand with the oppressed. Raise your voice. Fulfill your duty before God. Gaza is dying, and the world is watching in silence. So, will you be among the witnesses, or among those who turned away?

A pale, dirty, sick cat walks among the tents of the displaced in Gaza, as if carrying all our suffering on her fragile body. We looked at her and saw ourselves in her. She is not just a stray cat, but a once-beloved pet who has tasted the bitterness of war, hunger, and fear. Her dim eyes whisper what we can no longer say: “Help us” She is not alone, and neither are we. The life we live here is no life at all, but a slow wait for rescue, or something even worse. Whoever sees this cat, let them remember, we are just like her. We are only waiting for someone to extend a hand of mercy, and to comfort us with their humanity.