aba abdallah al-hussein, peace be upon him, who are hearing impaired, were enrolled in mashkat meni-zaf institute for sign language training in 2013 and got to know sign language, and since then we have started our propaganda programs all our lives. when you talk to them, they don't feel like you are creating a revolution for them . he is referring to us hamed understands the poets and is a translator. i can translate all the programs. i am very happy. i feel very good. i am happy that i was in the delegation that is for the deaf. it was an honor for us that we have our own special place. introduced him to the school of aba abdullah al-hussein and his friends with faith. i just found out who imam hussain was, what ali asghar was and how the star child was martyred. and i learned that it should be in against the oppression of waisad and he was patient . let it continue and always organize a ceremony for us so that we can participate in the ceremony and mourn, but the people involved in the deaf mourning board had plans to support him . there are many benefactors. the things that can be d

zaf qasim, a medical doctor and emergency physician from penn presbyterian medical center. he is here with registered nurse stephanie horton, also works in emergency at penn presbyterian medical center and both of these individuals have come here to tell you what it was like to treat many of the injured in the emergency room on the night that occurred and to speak more generally about the reality of their everyday situation as gun violence victims coming in for years. dr. qasim has been doing the work at penn presbyterian eight years, but a doctor for 22 years. we have with us the executive director of acana, acana, africa cultural alliance of north america, the offices are close to where it occurred, and the mayor of the neighborhood, boffi is well-known and played an important role in assisting the d.a.'s office in reference to one of the homicide victims, the son of an immigrant from africa. he is present. we have reverend, senior pastor of the church christian compassion, collaborated with us many times and among other things is providing assistance to one of the famili

zaf qasim, a medical doctor and emergency physician, from penn presbyterian medical center.is here with registered nurse stephanie porten, who also worked in emergency, and both of these individuals have come here to tell you what it was like to treat many of the injured in the emergency room on the night it occurred, and to speak more generally about the reality of their everyday situation is gun violence victims coming in for years. dr. qasim has been doing this work for eight years here, but a doctor for 22 years. we have with us vovif director the acana, the african cultural alliance of north america. the offices are very close to where the incident occurred. some call him the mayor up here, the mayor of that neighborhood. he's played an important role in assisting the d.a.'s office,. he is present, senior pastor of the church of christian compassion, who has collaborated for many times, and among other things is dealing with one of the families to deal with the most traumatic aspects. we have iman kenneth ordean whose constant work is constant. and the ref right-hand dr

zaf is that in addition to this, one of the news sites came out and talked about how google was created by the cia, and how google has access to your information and provided this information to security organizations. how does it violate the privacy of users? they are journalists and in a way they are whistleblowers. they reported what mr. hafez hammet said in an article about how the organization was created, and i had explained that the big google is something that we think for the image to have the originality of your information and that they said that in 2015, 2005, the shares of google were also in the hands of the cia, thank you, sir, you are an expert in the security of cyber space, what do you think about this report and the story, in the name of allah, the most merciful, i want your permission, old man, hello to you, dear viewers, i offer my condolences on the auspicious days of muharram, and i hope that we know the space and values, and god willing, this approach will remain at your service . i agree with him and present this point referring to what kind of communication pro

zaf, that's z-a-f, q-a-s-i-n, who is a medical doctor and emergency physician from penn presbyterian medical center. he is here with registered nurse stephanie horton, also works in emergency at penn presbyterian medical center, and both of these individuals have come here to tell you what it was like to treat many of the injured in the emergency on the night that occurred and to speak more generally about the reality that will their everyday situation is gun violence victims coming in. for years dr. qasin has been doing this work at penn presbyterian for eight years, but he has been a doctor for 22 years. we have with us vofi jabatet, who is the director of acna, the africa cultural alliance of north america. the offices of acna are very close to where this incident occurred and vofi is very well-known. some call him the mayor up here, the mayor of that neighborhood anyway. vofi is very well-known and played an important role in assisting the d.a.'s office in reference to one of the homicide victims who is the son of an immigrant from africa. he is present. we have reverend senior p