I still don't understand why the Islam did find some sort of pleasure killing the Christians 💔.
This incident is a wrong sight for a young child to behold, because he might grow up with vengeance at heart..
Nice episode tho, I am intrigued already.
Generally islam doesn't teach or advise anyone to kill. A set of people carry out this insane acts for their own selfish interests and jealousy. I am glad you enjoyed the story
From tears to greatness by @slausonboy is a nice piece. But I must say this situation still happens. Little children having to experience this horrifying human genocide at such a tender age. Situations like this usually creates a vacuum in ones heart which could predispose such an individual into having conditions such as depression, PTSD amongst others. It hurts so much to be present watching from a corner to see a loved one being beheaded. That mental picture is always going to be remembered. That memory is going to be there forever and I really hope he doesn't develop PTSD.
I can't wait for the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Thanks a great deal @sandravibes. It is true that situations like this still happens, recently little children in Nigerian middle belt lost their parents and siblings to the killings by Fulani herdsmen, most of them we might never get to find out what happens to them afterwards.
This sounds like a very traumatic and horrifying thing for Wilfred to have to witness and experience.
I have a note about photo credits, when quoting an image source you should provide the link to the actual source, not merely quote google. Think about how you would feel if someone put your story on their website and just said it was just from google? I'm not being mean just helpful, I hope.
I still don't understand why the Islam did find some sort of pleasure killing the Christians 💔.
This incident is a wrong sight for a young child to behold, because he might grow up with vengeance at heart..
Nice episode tho, I am intrigued already.
Generally islam doesn't teach or advise anyone to kill. A set of people carry out this insane acts for their own selfish interests and jealousy. I am glad you enjoyed the story
From tears to greatness by @slausonboy is a nice piece. But I must say this situation still happens. Little children having to experience this horrifying human genocide at such a tender age. Situations like this usually creates a vacuum in ones heart which could predispose such an individual into having conditions such as depression, PTSD amongst others. It hurts so much to be present watching from a corner to see a loved one being beheaded. That mental picture is always going to be remembered. That memory is going to be there forever and I really hope he doesn't develop PTSD.
I can't wait for the rest of the story. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Thanks a great deal @sandravibes. It is true that situations like this still happens, recently little children in Nigerian middle belt lost their parents and siblings to the killings by Fulani herdsmen, most of them we might never get to find out what happens to them afterwards.
This sounds like a very traumatic and horrifying thing for Wilfred to have to witness and experience.
I have a note about photo credits, when quoting an image source you should provide the link to the actual source, not merely quote google. Think about how you would feel if someone put your story on their website and just said it was just from google? I'm not being mean just helpful, I hope.
Thank you so much @pqlenator. I'll try to put a link to the photos next time. Thanks for the contribution
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