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May God give you eyes to see beauty only the heart can understand.

May God give you eyes to see beauty only the heart can understand.

I would love to send this as a postcard :)  (Taken with instagram)

I would love to send this as a postcard :) (Taken with instagram)

Taken with instagram

Taken with instagram

يوم مضى، والاتى أجمل. بإذن الله :)  (Taken with instagram)

يوم مضى، والاتى أجمل. بإذن الله :) (Taken with instagram)

Ne3ma => Al-Emtinaan.
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Ne3ma => Al-Emtinaan.

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Homepage. 

Homepage. 

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With silence, I will wait.

With silence, I will wait.

Fall

Fall

<3

<3

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Follow Somali Relief Development Forum

The Somali Relief and Development Forum is an umbrella organisation made up of Somali humanitarian NGOs based in the UK. Their mission is to deliver humanitarian aid, relief development in Somalia and its neighboring countries; in areas affected by natural disasters, armed conflicts and emergency situation.

Follow and support the movement.

- Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/somalirelief

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- Twitter:  http://twitter.com/#!/SomaliRDF

- Tumbler:  http://somalirdforum.tumblr.com/

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A refugee uses twigs and scraps of material to build a shelter for her family. There is no room for most new arrivals in the Dadaab camps, so the thousands of people who arrive every week must carve out a place for themselves in the surrounding desert. Doctors Without Borders estimates that by the end of 2011 there will be 500,000 people living in and around the camps, which were originally built to accommodate 90,000. (Brendan Bannon/Polaris Images)

somalirdforum:

A refugee uses twigs and scraps of material to build a shelter for her family. There is no room for most new arrivals in the Dadaab camps, so the thousands of people who arrive every week must carve out a place for themselves in the surrounding desert. Doctors Without Borders estimates that by the end of 2011 there will be 500,000 people living in and around the camps, which were originally built to accommodate 90,000. (Brendan Bannon/Polaris Images)

Source : ifundraiseforsomalia
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A young Somali refugee boy and his terminally ill mother, Haretha Abdi at Dadaab refugee camp, near the border of Kenya and Somalia in the horn of Africa. (Brendan Bannon/Polaris Images)

somalirdforum:

A young Somali refugee boy and his terminally ill mother, Haretha Abdi at Dadaab refugee camp, near the border of Kenya and Somalia in the horn of Africa. (Brendan Bannon/Polaris Images)

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