Dana Jaf

@TheDanaJaf

scholar. MSc Anthropoogy , MSc Politics & BA Politics . I like Kurdish food, Istanbul & other things.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    30 Apr 2017

    Some beautiful traditional Kurdish music with Iranian Rastak group ! The music is simply hilarious.

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    9 hours ago

    1. مشعل سعد البستاني 2. صلاح محمد الطبيقي 3. نايف حسن العريفي 4. محمد سعد الزهراني 5. منصور عثمان اباحسين 6. خالد عايض الطيبي 7. عبدالعزيز محمد الحساوي 8. وليد عبدالله الشهري 9. تركي مشرف الشهري 10. ثائر (؟) غالب الحربي

    A new report by revealed the names of 15 Saudis who were in Istanbul at the time of Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance. …
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    8 hours ago

    Jamal Khashoggi is a Virginia resident, so his disappearance is personal to me. President Trump needs to raise this case immediately with Saudi Arabia and Turkey and demand answers. We should be extending support from our federal agencies for a real investigation.

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  4. 8 hours ago

    This name leaves very little room for hope but I am still hopeful that we will see Kashoggi alive.

    This is big: Please meet Dr. Salah Muhammed Al-Tubaigy, the head of the Forensic Evidence at the Saudi General Security Department!! The second one on the list of the 15 Saudi nationals who…
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    10 hours ago

    A new report by revealed the names of 15 Saudis who were in Istanbul at the time of Jamal Khashoggi’s disappearance. They travelled to Istanbul in two planes, HZ SK1 and HZ SK2. Here are the alleged names of the Saudi squad

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  6. Oct 7

    Khabib few days ago: InshaAllah I am gonna beat him and defeat him tomorrow And he did. Khabib just restored the real meaning of InshaAllah after its abuse for over 12 centuries.

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  7. Oct 7

    Young Muslims especially those proud of their religious identity are scapegoated on a global scale, held responsible for actions of a few, suppressed in the east, feel alienated in the West. That is why Khabib or any form of a powerful young man winning will appeal to millions.

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  8. Oct 7

    Muslims are by far the youngest faith group on the planet w/ more than half of them under 30 years old. Most of them either live in countries led by dictators or torn by wars. Others see news of genocide in Myanmar and concentration camps in China added to right wing Islamophobia

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  9. Oct 7

    For many, including Khabib himself, yesterday's confrontation wasn't a game alone. You have to understand the feelings of despair and humiliation felt by many young Muslim men around the world to understand Khabib's rage.

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    Oct 7

    When Twitter akhs find out there's a female revert who might need some advice

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  11. Oct 7

    My hypothesis is Kurdistanis and Dagistanis are cousins.

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  12. Oct 7

    Still enjoying

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    Oct 7

    The biggest reason why the Arab region is full of dictatorships is foreign support for these dictatorships, in the name of the economy or security or whatever. We are the price. They crush us and then tell us we're not ready for democracy.

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  14. Oct 7

    Imagine if Romans' killing of Jesus and his resurrection from death had taken place in 2018. It would have taken a few hundred Twitter bots for the Romans to change the narrative. They would have blamed Marry Magdalene for it. We live in surreal times indeed.

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  15. Oct 7

    Jamal Khashoggi & Sayyid Qutb were two entirely different ways of doing things. Khashoggi was critical of Qutb's confrontational approach. He advocated concessions as a way to keep peace. If Khashoggi's fate is going to be worse than that of Qutb, what message will that send?

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  16. Retweeted
    Oct 6

    Jamal Khashoggi was a reformer not an opposition figure. He walked to the Saudi consulate in Istanbul harbouring some fears of arrest but in good faith, much like his criticism of MBS. His death, if true, is the most disproportionate punishment for this loyal monarchist.

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  17. Oct 6

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    What Khabib and his team did shows exactly why multiculturalism doesn’t work. This was supposed to be a professional match, not a tribal revenge war. His “Alhamdulilah” nonsense injured several people, broke the law & ruined the night. A backward and…
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  18. Oct 6

    I have to say, Khabib putting his leg around that guy's body, strangling him and choking him into submission is exactly how I want the murderers of Jamal Khashioggi be punished.

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  19. Oct 6

    And take note, talking shit about faith and family IS personal. That is exactly why I was up at 4 in the morning to watch Khabib defeat that guy who is ready to throw word 'terrorist' around to make money.

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  20. Retweeted
    Oct 6
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    McGregor tried to attack Aldo. McGregor threw bottles at Diaz. McGregor attacked the bus and nearly blinded a person. McGregor insulted Khabib’s dad and mocked his religion. Bunch of hypocrites. No one calls him out for this. Your boy got smashed. Just take the L. 27-0

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    Oct 6

    Hey guys, two wrongs don’t make it right. Conor didn’t deserve that. No one did. But some things aren’t for fight promotion. Religion, family, country. Throwing stuff in Brooklyn. For Khabib it wasn’t fight promotion, it was really personal. Diff culture man. Sucks

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