Gareth Bryant Writes

I write therefore I am/I am what I write

Writing

January 10, 2012

My thoughts on what Allah sees:

Author’s note: It’s very important that we (regardless to whether you’re a Muslim or Non-Muslim) reflect upon what the Creator of the Universe sees us saying and doing, as well as what He sees within our minds & hearts. Most of us just live our lives with only minimal to no reflection of how we’re Continue reading

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Afterlife, Allah, Fire, Hell, Hereafter, Improvement, Redemption, Repentance, Security
January 10, 2012

My thoughts on Feminism (The hatred & disrespect of Men):

Author’s note: Since I’ve already written a poem about Misogyny, it’s just as fair to write one about Feminism as well. Feminism, as we know it to be has been incepted to be an alternative for women to Misogyny, to combat Misogyny even. However, unfortunately, it has begun to cause the same ill-affects that Misogyny Continue reading

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Bias, Disrespect, Feminsim, Gender, Gender-Bias, Hate, Hatred for Men, Misogyny
January 6, 2012

Dajjāl-Foods

https://islamqa.info/en/answers/82643/the-hadith-of-tameem-al-daari-about-the-dajjaal https://www.yahoo.com/news/rfk-jr-promoted-food-company-203923787.html The mass global rising in food-prices, the destructive nature of famine stricken countries & regions of the world, the globalization of privatizing/monopolizing agriculture are just some of the many recurring signs that the Dajjal/Anti-Christ is on his way & bringing Hell-on-Earth right with him. But, there’s some things that need to be established Continue reading

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Ad-Dajjal, Agrarian, Agrarianism, Agriculture, Anti Christ, Armagedon, Chemical-Warfare, Christ, Commodities, Commodity, Corruption, Dajjal, End of Days, Environment, Environmental Issues, Evil, Famines, Farmers, Farming, Food, Food Justice, Food Shortage, Food War, Food-Control, Food-Scarcity, Food-Shortages, Food-Wars, Herbicides, Immorality, Jesus, Judgement-Day, Judgment Day, Land, Last Day, Lawmakers, Lobbies, Lobby, Lobbyers, Lobbying, Lobbyists, Monsanto, Monsanto Protection Act, Oxfam, Political Corruption, Political Scandal, Political-Ethics, Political-Immorality, Political-Morality, Politicians, Politics, Population Control, Resource, Resources, Scarcity, Signs of Judgement Day, Starvation, Vegitation, War, Wars, Washington, Water, Water Scarcity, Water War, Water-Control, Water-Wars
January 4, 2012

My thoughts on Water: Part II (The Poem):

Author’s note: This is part two, of the two-part series that I’ve presented, about the Water-Crisis & our obligation as those who can make a serious difference to do something about it. Water is Vital: We’re all in need of this blessing, regardless of our religions, ethnicities, genders and ages. Acquisition of this precious resource Continue reading

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Charity, Charity Water, Clean-Water, Disease, Malaria, Water, Water Scarcity, Water-Crisis, Water-Shortages, Water-Wars
January 3, 2012

My thoughts on Water: Part I (The article):

In the name of Allah, the Source of Mercy, the Most-Merciful: Author’s note: Unlike my other articles, I didn’t write this all by myself. This article before you is the compilation of a great team of individuals (Khadeejah Bari, Sarah El-Alem, Ruann Ibrahim, and Guadalupe Mercado), known formally as The One Ummah Team (we’re the Continue reading

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Charity, Charity Water, Clean-Water, Disease, Malaria, Water, Water Scarcity, Water-Crisis, Water-Shortages, Water-Wars
January 2, 2012

The Deceptive-Provisions & Implications of the U.S. National Defense Authorization Act:

Sadly, the National Defense Authorization Act, along with its many overtly deceptive provisions & implications, is just another shrewd wayward way of making the United States an even more totalitarian state, no different than the likes of the Roman Empire, the Soviet Union, or Nazi-Germany. The very nature of this document, allowing martial-law to essentially Continue reading

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Civil-Liberties under attack, Facism, Nation Defense Authorization Act, Nazism, NDAA, Neo-McCarhtyism, Neo-McCarhtyism in the U.S., The U.S. Constitution under attack, Totalitarianism, United States
December 29, 2011

My thoughts on a peoples’ relationship of their Creator & one another:

“It’s impossible to appreciate someone, if you don’t care about them; and, it’s impossible to care about someone, if you don’t love them; and, it’s impossible to love someone, if you don’t trust them; and, it’s impossible to trust someone, if you don’t respect them; and, it’s impossible to respect someone, if you don’t know Continue reading

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Appreciation, Concern, Knowledge, Love, Relationshpis, Respect, Trust
December 26, 2011

My thoughts on 2012:

Author’s note: In light of all of the anxiety surrounding 2012, with all of the Sci-Fi movies that have come out, all of the documentaries, and Nostradamus-type prophecies about the end of the world, begin in the year 2012, I’ve decided to put everyone’s heart at ease, by reminding all of us that Allah, the Continue reading

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2012, Climate-Change, December 31st, End of the World, End of the World Theories, January 1st, New Year’s, New Year’s Day, New Year’s Eve, Prophecies about 2012
December 24, 2011

My thoughts on the Egyptian military:

Author’s note: This article has been written in light of the recent gruesome & shameful beating of several persons in Egypt, particularly one woman, who was not only beaten, but shamefully stripped publicly of her traditional Islamic-dress, exposing her private parts-The sad & horrible irony is that the ones who did this are Muslims, in Continue reading

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Brutality, Egypt, Egyptian Military, Physical Abuse, Protests in Egypt, Tahrir, Tahrir Square, Violence and Abuse, Women protesting in Egypt
December 22, 2011

My thoughts on Aisha Khan (Part II):

This poem is in celebration of the confirmation of Aisha Khan, a student of Johnson County Community College, in Kansas, being found alive as well as unharmed in any way: Welcome home, Aisha!!! You’re back, and we’re glad that you’re safe & sound. I’m happy that you’ve finally been discovered & found. You had us Continue reading

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Aisha Khan, Aisha Khan has been found, Aisha Khan is safe, Aisha Khan returns home