gesprochen, ich habe gesagt, gott, wenn du da bist, zeige dich, ich möchte.ich habe wirklich drum gebittet, glauben zu dürfen, umso mehr ich wusste, desso mehr kam die Überzeugung, umso mehr die Überzeugung kam, desto mehr kam der glaube, weil man braucht erst eine Überzeugung, um glauben zu können, und das hat mein herz so berührt, ich habe dann angefangen, ich habe den koran gehört, habe einfach geweint, ich habe nicht verstanden, was gesagt wurde, ich habe einfach, meine tränen kam runter, ich habe mich so leicht gefühlt, als würde ich schweben, als hätte ich noch nie in meinem leben etwas schlechtes empfunden." das waren auch so momente, die ich mehrmals hatte, und die mir dann gesagt haben, das muss einfach das richtige sein, wenn mich etwas so im herzen berührt und so glücklich macht, ohne, dass ich verstehe, was ich höre. ja, das war so momente, wo ich mir gesagt habe, das kann nur richtig sein, bevor ich konvertiert bin, habe ich schon das gebet gelernt, das heißt nachdem ich übergetreten bin, habe ich direkt auch beten können, also ich habe das wirkl

religion hat für mich eigentlich nie ein großes eine große rolle gespielt, also auch die beziehung zu gotte ich eigentlich nie, es wurde auch nicht so beigebracht und deswegen war es auch sehr leicht eigentlich und sehr fließend zum islam überzutreten, weil vom glauben her kein großer widerstand kam. also ich hatte eine muslimische freundin und sie hat mich auch in die moschee hier mitgebracht, das war ziemlich früh auch. ich habe ziemlich früh interesse dran gehabt auch den islam kennenzulernen auch die muslime und auch die moschee und ähm ja dann sind wir hierher gekommen und ich habe bei einem unterricht mitgemacht und das war eigentlich das erste mal wo ich auch in der moschee war. also der prozess, den ich durchgemacht habe ging erstmal zwei jahre. in der zeit habe ich erstmal dieses bewusstsein für den islam überhaupt entdeckt. ich habe angefangen ähm überhaupt zu schauen, wer sind muslime, was ist der islam, wie sieht eine muschee aus, was ist ein. moschee, ähm, was sind die gebote, warum, warum macht man dinge, warum ähm, ja, warum betet man, warum fastet man, was ist das überhaupt

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the influence of hofez on gotte was so deep that he named a collection of his poems, the west-eastern on difficult ways. the meaning of these lines could be understood 50 centuries from now. everyone can understand that it is difficult to remain in love because you need to remain honest, kind and self-sacrificing. when you understand this point, it means hoffes is still alive and is still relevant to this time as well. in the united states to ralph waldo emerson, hoffids was one of the seven literary wonders of the world. as emerson said of hafiz, he fears nothing, he sees too far, he sees throughout, such as the only man i wish to see or be, and emerson gave hoffis that famous compliment, hoffis is poet for poets. what is the standing or the status of hoffis in english-speaking countries? can you name certain uh literary scholars that have been inspired or perhaps impacted by office? in england, many poets paid attention to halford's poetry, as many poets did later in the united states. for example, in america, one of the greatest poets that you must have heard of is ralph wild emers

habe ich bin hab auch jede nacht zu gott gesprochen gesagt gott, wenn du da bist, menschen bisschen vomslam erzählen und so und meiner begeisterung. hussein and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of the house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of bade hannun. the israelis rounded them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children, and wounded more than 55 others. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings. we were surprised by the explosion, but when we turned round we saw the children had become shreds of flesh. laying in the street, some were injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those died. every child of palestine now carries with them memories of explosions, of screams of horror by the inhumane, uncunonable actions of israel. yuron says it against any geopolitical change in the south caucasus region for ministry spokesman says tron supports expansion of trans and networks in the region in line with regional interests. that's a reference to turkey's proposals for new regional ro

gesprochen gesagt gott, wenn du bist menschen bisschen erzählen und so und begeisterung.ogether we have shown that when europe is bold and united, it gets things done a l'appel de l'histoire. 95 million people in the eu are thattend by. see, there is a broken energy market while the energy and arms industries are making record profits. last year it seemed that italy was better performing as compared to other industrial economies in in europe, this year and this quarter it seems the the opposite. as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, aschered in a new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter was failing and along came the new russian state's first president, boris yeltson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years of yeltson's leadership. under russia attempted transition from communism to capitalism, it is an often tragic story of the fall of a once proud superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people. and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarc

gott, wenn du da bist, die menschen wissen von islam erzählen und so und meiner begeisterung, dass ichn puddick found himself controversially charged with harassment by city of london police. this relatively minor charge resulted in raids on his home, office and accountants. you think about the allegations against dean. there was overkill in the police approach to this, in the raides in his home, the raids on his business. it didn't seem necessary. police interviews went unrecorded. accusations were made against ian without any justification. if what he was saying was true, what he has done is left, huge quantity of class a drugs. to be sold? is that sort of thing that that a policeman would really do? and worst of all, there is evidence that city of london police were influenced by outside voices. we live in england, things are transparent, things are witer than white, well they're not, this is case of somebody standing up and not allowing themselves to be bullied by by these thugs. top stories here on press tv. duran says it is against any geopolitical change in the south caucasus. f

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gotts and his allies have been critical of mccardi ever since it was chosen house speaker in january. things escalated after mccard reached a deal with democrats few days ago to avert a government shutdown. mr. speaker, my friend from oklahoma says that my colleagues and i who don't support kevin mckarthy would plunge the house in the country into chaos. chaos is speaker mccarthy. chaos is. somebody who we cannot trust with their word, the one thing that the white house, house democrats and many of us on the conservative side of the republican caucus would argue is that the thing we have in common, kevin mccarthy said something to all of us at one point or another that he didn't really mean and never intended to live up to, and mccardi responded this way in a press conference later on. you all know matt gates. "you know it was personal, it had nothing to do about spending, it had nothing to do about everything he accused somebody of he was doing, it all was about getting attention from you. the ausident speaker also criticized what he called the divide inconstitutional problem in cong

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so we've got hostages we've gott intelligence gathering. we've got the givati brigade in the south. we he brigadt famed golani infay brigade in the north, 48, 56, 67, 73. and they carried for ten years y and gave it to hezbollah. and they're a nast y group there of fighters up there, and they're very capable of controlling lebanon and syria, and they've already killed dozens of hezbollah s fighters. this is from my friends who are now in high level position my fo where this is a pressurens cooker. it's going to be. deadly. it's going to be dangerous. the only reason whyd palestinians are not allowed out of gaza, el-sisi open the back door and hamas won't open the front to thathe back back door. the front the other side of that door. . de oisrael has done everything they can, but if you plot the bear a to, you're now about to see israel do what it does best. creative thinking under pressure with a high levelcreat. israel has is kicking the rust off right now guysbody to everybody. to my other guest we've gone through this once every ten years. we were attacked from multiple fronts in

you know, when you startg fo paying for hostages, i gott back back 58 hostages, including from north which is tough. 8 hostwe never had to pay a dime because if you have to pay, ifpa you have to pay for us, is the . precedent is set. >>>> jesse so how will a mideast hostage crisis play out in aiden presidential campaigtialn? conti >> joining me now, fox news contributor charlie hurt. charlibue, know kamala doesn'tre have to be on college campuses. she just come back from collegea and go to the white house and be there while a hot war erupt ? . >> why isn't she there? well, honestly, to be honestglat with you, jesse, i'm kind of glad that she's not. she'she's the only person in washington who's actually more incompetent than joe biden. the problem is that, of course, joe bidecoe biden n actively dei and, you know, i thinko gl that this and by the way, i'm so glad you that you point tht the degree to whichbiden' joe biden's policies are what led to what has happened over h the past weeapk, in particularhg with regards to hostages. you , democrats wantnswers you know, they have all thei

bewusstsein für den islam überhaupt entdeckt, dann habe ich, ich bin habe auch jeden jede nacht zu gottesprochen, gesagt, gott, wenn du da bist, menschen bisschen vom islam erzählen und so und meiner begeisterung. i'm not only here to participate in the millennial anniversary, but also to present. describe many different places to you. it's a very nice place here. the city is really interesting. well, i am sohelil assad and we are here to celebrate the millennial birthday of imam riza alaihi salam. we are from different parts of the world, around 60 countries. there are 20 million people who visit the tomb of imam ralayhi salam. the holy shrine during the year. the holy shrine of imam razal is considered one of the largest places in the islamic world. as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader, under his policy of glasnost, ustured in new era of openness with the west, and under another of his policies, he attempted to navigate his country's communist economy into a new era of capitalism. by 1991, peterker was f

gesprochen, gesagt, gott, wenn du bist.enschen bisschen erzählen und so und begeisterung dich, as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great. the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov, under his policy of glasnost, ustured in new era of openness with the west, and under another of his policies, peresta he attempted to navigate his country's communist economy into a new era of capitalism. by 1991, peter was failing and along came the new russian state's first president boris yelson. this documentary tells the story of the eight years yeltson's leadership under russia's attempted transition from communism to capitalism. it is an often tragic story of fall of once vowed superpower, the hardships of millions of ordinary people and the rise of new breed of ultra rich oligarks. it is also the story of how has become the state it is today.