This picture inspires me

[Skippa]

So many emotions...

[Hyperactive]

also what put smile on my face is; girls are front and boys in the back.

[Skippa]

Absolutely...and the eager little faces of those babies...They're at that age when their minds are at their most curious.

[SahanGalbeed]

Bien vu cousin , c'est où ? Afghanistan ?

[MissFiora]

Wow ... "Even if the end of time is upon you and you have a seedling in your hand, plant it". This Prophetic saying came to mind for some reason..the world is such a bleak place it's wearing me down personally ...this picture says don't give up. Thanks for sharing.

[Hyperactive]

if we just be that simple and be happy with it!!

[Skippa]

Bien vu cousin , c'est où ? Afghanistan ?

Oui mon grand, waa Afghanistan

this picture says don't give up. Thanks for sharing.

You're welcome walaal

[CaliQase]

من المهد إلى اللحد

also what put smile on my face is; girls are front and boys in the back.

What if they were teenagers?

[Vivacious]

If they were teenagers the girls would sit at the back

[Hyperactive]

i do not think it would makes difference to me but i was shocked i noticed details. normally i just see the big picture and analize. normally i over look details and go stiaght to the root/big picture.

i also loved the huge natire space and the small picture (kids and the teacher). i always over look things and see positive.

[theyuusuf143]

I used to learn madarasa like that near dhoqoshay valley. There was no books no black boards, No pen or pencils, just LOOX (wood) and KHAD (battery ink) and stick brush , we had no Erasers so we used to use green JALEELO to wipe our looxs. girls always sit behind or the corner side. our teacher mohamed was member of alitahid al-islamiya a very powefull group at that time. he trained us like a military. the fastest the wrestlers and those who can climb or jumb over trees used to have special ranks in our madrasa. when we finish our lessons we used to march towards the village like a army parade until we are getting closer to our homes.
chanting muslimuna muslimua muslimuun, xaythu kaanal xaqu wal cadlu nakuun .....

[CaliQase]

If they were teenagers the girls would sit at the back

I agree. Or a side.

i do not think it would makes difference to me but i was shocked i noticed details. normally i just see the big picture and analize. normally i over look details and go stiaght to the root/big picture.

i also loved the huge natire space and the small picture (kids and the teacher). i always over look things and see positive.

Yes, we should overlook details to some extent. This might be a trivial now, but tomorrow when things like this become the new normal, whether to pray or not will be the new trivial.

[TheLoFather]

I used to learn madarasa like that near dhoqoshay valley. There was no books no black boards, No pen or pencils, just LOOX (wood) and KHAD (battery ink) and stick brush , we had no Erasers so we used to use green JALEELO to wipe our looxs. girls always sit behind or the corner side. our teacher mohamed was member of alitahid al-islamiya a very powefull group at that time. he trained us like a military. the fastest the wrestlers and those who can climb or jumb over trees used to have special ranks in our madrasa. when we finish our lessons we used to march towards the village like a army parade until we are getting closer to our homes.
chanting muslimuna muslimua muslimuun, xaythu kaanal xaqu wal cadlu nakuun .....

Wow! Maaasha Allah! Kaa yari Far fiicanaa

[Hyperactive]

mashaAllah this is how our forefathers learn quran and learn how to read and write. very creative way walle.

[SahanGalbeed]

The re-birth of the somalis , it will only happen if we all believe it