Post by sublime92 on Apr 28, 2017 20:36:00 GMT
...by forgiving husband’s murderers.
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In a clip from Egypt’s ONTV news, the widow declared: “I am not angry at the one who did this. I am telling him, may God forgive you. You are not in your right mind… Believe me, I am not angry… And I ask the Lord to forgive them and let them try to think… May God forgive you and we also forgive you.”
As a reporter hugged Fahmi upon the conclusion of her remarks, Muslim TV host Amr Adeeb was visibly shaken. He paused for a pregnant 12 seconds, before blinking and declaring, “Egyptian Christians are made of steel! Egyptian Christians for hundreds of years are bearing many atrocities and disasters.”
“If your enemy knew how much forgiveness you have for them, he would not believe it,” Adeeb continued. “If it was my father, I could never say this! These people have so much forgiveness – this is their faith and religious conviction.”
Although Fahmi let her husband go with grace, she is still struggling with his death. “I am sure Naseem has been happy to give his life for Christ,” she said, according to Open Doors USA. “I am proud of what my husband did, but life has become hard for me after his death. He was everything in my life.”
As a reporter hugged Fahmi upon the conclusion of her remarks, Muslim TV host Amr Adeeb was visibly shaken. He paused for a pregnant 12 seconds, before blinking and declaring, “Egyptian Christians are made of steel! Egyptian Christians for hundreds of years are bearing many atrocities and disasters.”
“If your enemy knew how much forgiveness you have for them, he would not believe it,” Adeeb continued. “If it was my father, I could never say this! These people have so much forgiveness – this is their faith and religious conviction.”
Although Fahmi let her husband go with grace, she is still struggling with his death. “I am sure Naseem has been happy to give his life for Christ,” she said, according to Open Doors USA. “I am proud of what my husband did, but life has become hard for me after his death. He was everything in my life.”
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