Wanderlust ✈

souls-of-my-shoes:

Erg Chebbi, Morocco
(by kukkaibkk)

visitheworld:

The famous cable car and Alcatraz Island in San Francisco, USA (by alexisborel).

This photo was made by a friend, “Mon Syrie”:
“Syria has seen some ugly times recently and we need to spread the word and increase awareness. In the past 2 years, over 80,000 people have been killed, nearly two million people have become refugees, and over four million are wandering without their homes or possessions within the country.The first thing we can do is become aware. It is the most important baby step. Since March 2011, inspired by the Arab spring, millions of Syrians took to the streets to peacefully ask for reforms and for the end of the Assad family’s 40 year brutal dictatorship and a transition to a free democracy.In hopes of suppressing the popular revolution, the Syrian regime responded with brute force against unarmed civilians. After the opposition finally became able to hold up arms to defend themselves, the regime started using its air force to crush the rebellion.Now, Syria has erupted into a devastating civil war fought by external forces, common Syrians and the regime and its allies. All sides have committed crimes, but one thing is for sure - I stand with the innocent, freedom-seeking People.”
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-vvaste:

Banc public* (by Bye.Bye.Birdie)

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Cairo: mother of cities and seat of pharaoh the tyrant, mistress of broad provinces and fruitful lands, boundless in multitude of buildings, peerless in beauty and splendor, the meeting-place of comer and goer, the stopping-place of feeble and strong. Therein is what you will of learned and simple, grave and gay, prudent and foolish, base and noble, of high estate and low estate, unknown and famous; she surges as the waves of the sea with her throngs of folk she can scarce contain them for all the capacity of her situation and sustaining power.

Her youth is ever new in spite of length of days, and the star of her horoscope does not move from the mansion of fortune; her conquering capital (al-Qahera) has subdued the nations, and her kings have grasped the forelocks of both Arab and non-Arab. She has as her peculiar possession the majestic Nile, which dispenses her distinct from the need of entreating the distillation of the rain; her territory is a month’s journey for a hastening traveller, of generous soil, and extending a warm friendly welcome to strangers.

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Ibn Battutah on Egypt (via neocolonialthoughts)

(via qalbrawan)

What song? :)

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Anonymous

hahaaa, don’t worry about it :)

islamimanihsan:

“My Lord! Open my mind the treasures of knowledge, and open my heart to the light of faith.”