Saturday, June 17, 2017
Gaza under siege: Seeking solace in religion | Palestine
Occupied Gaza Strip – “I revise the Quran before I speak,” explained 48-year-old Kareema Abu Shahma, surrounded by young students in the Jafer mosque in Khan Younis. “If I need to go somewhere, I revise first and then I leave my house. If I’m feeling ill, I revise.” Abu Shahma starts and ends her day by reciting the Quran. Having memorised all 6,236 verses of the Muslim holy book in braille over
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