The Almighty is All Knowing All Seeing Love for Palestine

 The Almighty is All Knowing All Seeing Love for Palestine

"Our minds are the jewels that reflect the brilliance of our souls, and our hearts are the seats of life that beat with the rhythm of righteousness. Let us hold firmly to the rope of divine guidance, united in our quest for justice and compassion. May we remember the favors of our collective humanity, when we were once strangers and became brothers and sisters, saved from the brink of destruction by the grace of our shared values. As we navigate the complexities of life, let us embrace our diversity and celebrate our unique experiences, for it is in our differences that we find the beauty of our shared humanity. And let us strive to be the noblest version of ourselves, guided by the light of wisdom and the power of our collective righteousness, for it is in the sight of the All-Knowing, All-Aware that our true worth is measured." 

- Whalid Safodien  

The Feather Pen

The sweet acknowledgement, secret of the bee

 The sweet acknowledgement, secret of the bee

"Within the depths of our souls, a hidden truth resides, an error that whispers our name, a flaw that beckons us to rise. Embrace it, acknowledge its presence, and let transformation's sweet nectar flow, for it is sweeter than the honey that drips from the bee's hive, and more precious than the secrets it keeps. For in the acknowledgment of our errors, lies the power to rewrite our stories, and resurrect our truest selves."

-Whalid Safodien

The Feather Pen

The empty oak barrel

 "Beware of the pretenders of wisdom, who don the cloak of scholarship, yet possess nothing but the hollow wisdom of an oak barrel - all surface and no substance. Their words may sound profound, but like the barrel, their wisdom is limited to the depth of their own emptiness."

- Whalid Safodien 

The Feather Pen

Stagnant Reeds in The Wind

 Stagnant Reeds in The Wind

"A mind devoid of critical thought is like a reed, aimlessly oscillating in the breeze, stuck in stagnation. Instead of seeking guidance from the winds of wisdom and the weather of experience, it idly waits for the rains of knowledge to quench its thirst, never realizing its own potential for growth and understanding. May we strive to be the masters of our minds, rather than mere reeds at the mercy of the winds."

- Whalid Safodien 

      

     The feather pen

The Misguided Scholar

 The Misguided Scholar 

"The scholar who has strayed from the path of wisdom is like a vessel with a narrow neck, unable to hold the vastness of knowledge. His mind, constricted by ignorance and arrogance, has ample room for folly, but none for discernment. Observe how his actions betray his superficial understanding, like a reflection in a mirror, revealing the emptiness within. Alas, his heart is veiled from the light of wisdom, and his intellect is shackled by the chains of his own ego."

— Whalid Safodien

The Feather Pen

Lion Wisdom

 Lion Wisdom

"The majestic lion, king of the jungle, does not indulge in frivolous conversations with the cunning hyena, for he knows that wisdom is wasted on one who revels in his own ignorance. The lion's roar is a call to truth, while the hyena's laughter is a echo of his own folly. Let the hyena prance and mock, for the lion knows that his strength lies not in words, but in the power of his convictions."

— Whalid Safodien

The Fearless Eagle and the Limitations of a Pigeon

 

The Fearless Eagle and the Limitations of a Pigeon

"The wise man's words are like a garden, blooming with wisdom, but the foolish scholar's insults are like a whirlwind, uprooting only his own dignity. Let him remember, an eagle soars alone, and a pigeon's attempts to fly with him only reveal his own limitations."

— Whalid Safodien

The KhoiSan Constitution

 

The KhoiSan Constitution

By Whalid Safodien

Preamble

We, the KhoiSan people of South Africa, descendants of the original inhabitants of this land, guided by the wisdom of our ancestors, the teachings of the Quran, Hadith, and Bible, and inspired by our rich cultural heritage, come together to establish this Constitution. We recognize the diversity of our traditions and the universal values of humanity, justice, and compassion.

Article 1: Recognition of KhoiSan Identity

We affirm our KhoiSan identity, rooted in our history, language, culture, and traditions. We honor our ancestors and the land that has nurtured us for centuries.

Article 2: Human Dignity and Equality

All KhoiSan people are born free and equal, with inherent dignity and worth. We recognize the equal value of every human life, regardless of gender, age, or ability. (Quran 4:1, Bible - Leviticus 19:18)

Article 3: Justice and Fairness

We strive for justice and fairness in all aspects of life, guided by the principles of compassion, empathy, and wisdom. We seek to resolve conflicts through peaceful means, as taught by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him). (Quran 5:8, Hadith - Bukhari)

Article 4: Cultural Heritage

We cherish our diverse cultural heritage, including our languages, customs, and traditions. We recognize the importance of preserving our history and passing it on to future generations.

Article 5: Land and Resources

We acknowledge our ancestral connection to the land and its resources. We seek to manage and utilize them sustainably, ensuring equal access and benefit for all KhoiSan people. (Bible - Genesis 1:26-31)

Article 6: Education and Knowledge

We value knowledge and education, recognizing their power to empower and uplift our people. We strive to preserve our traditional knowledge and skills, while embracing modern education and innovation.

Article 7: Leadership and Governance

We establish a leadership and governance structure that reflects our values of justice, equality, and compassion. Our leaders shall serve with integrity, wisdom, and accountability.

Article 8: Spiritual Guidance

We draw spiritual guidance from the Quran, Hadith, and Bible, recognizing the universal values and principles they contain. We respect and celebrate our diverse spiritual beliefs and practices.

Article 9: International Relations

We engage with other nations and peoples in a spirit of friendship, cooperation, and mutual respect, recognizing our shared humanity and common goals.

Article 10: Review and Amendment

This Constitution shall be reviewed and amended as needed, ensuring that it remains a living document, reflecting the evolving needs and aspirations of the KhoiSan.

Signed

The KhoiSan People of South Africa

Date

30 April 2024

May this Constitution be a beacon of hope and unity for the KhoiSan people, guiding us towards a brighter future, rooted in our rich heritage and universal values.

The Universal Constitution of Mankind

 

The Universal Constitution of Mankind

An Invitation To World Peace Justice and Equality

By Whalid Safodien

Preamble

In the name of the Almighty, the Most Merciful, and the Most Compassionate, we, the people of the world, come together to establish this Constitution, guided by the wisdom of all faiths and cultures. We draw inspiration from the following scriptures and teachings:

The Bible (Genesis 1:26-31, Isaiah 2:4, Matthew 22 be:37-40)

The Quran (4:1, 5:8, 49:13)

The Torah (Leviticus 19:18, Deuteronomy 10:19)

The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 5, Verse 18)

The teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him) (Bukhari, Muslim)

The wisdom of indigenous cultures and traditions (e.g., the Seven Generations principle of the Native American Indians)

Article 1: Justice and Equality

All human beings are born free and equal, entitled to dignity and respect, regardless of race, gender, religion, or nationality. Justice shall be upheld, and equality shall be ensured, for all individuals, without discrimination or prejudice. (Quran 4:1, Bible - Leviticus 19:18)

Article 2: Peace and Harmony

We recognize the diversity of tribes and nations as a blessing, allowing us to learn from and appreciate one another. We strive for peace and harmony, resolving conflicts through dialogue and understanding, as exemplified by the teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him): "A merciful person is merciful to all creatures" (Bukhari).

Article 3: Divine Laws and Islamic Principles

We acknowledge the divine laws of Allah, as revealed in the Quran, and the teachings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessings Be Upon Him), which emphasize compassion, justice, and wisdom. Islam is a religion of peace, and its principles shall guide us in promoting understanding and cooperation among nations. (Quran 5:8, 49:13)

Article 4: Global Economics and Unity

We seek to establish a global economic system based on fairness, mutual benefit, and sustainability, ensuring equal opportunities for all nations and peoples. We recognize the interconnectedness of our world and strive for unity, as expressed by the South American Indians: "The Earth does not belong to us; we belong to the Earth."

Article 5: Peace in the Middle East

We acknowledge the sacred nature of the Middle East, a land blessed by divine revelation, and commit to resolving conflicts through peaceful means, recognizing the rights and dignity of all nations and peoples in the region. (Quran 2:143, Bible - Isaiah 2:4)

Article 6: Indigenous Peoples and Cultural Heritage

We honor the indigenous peoples of the world, from whom we have inherited rich cultural and spiritual traditions. We recognize their rights, dignity, and contributions, and commit to preserving their heritage and knowledge for future generations.

Article 7: Love and Humanity

In conclusion, we affirm our commitment to love, compassion, and humanity, as the foundation of our shared existence. We strive to create a world where all people can live in peace, dignity, and harmony, as one human family, under the guidance of the Almighty. (Bible - Matthew 22:37-40, Quran 4:1)

Signed

The People of the World

Date

April 28, 2024

Arrogance and Wisdom

Arrogance and Wisdom "Arrogance and Wisdom must never live under the same skies" Whalid Safodien The Feather Pen