On May, 12, 2007 9:07 AM , Jad
from Jordan said:

:)

this is the life ...

On May, 12, 2007 9:28 AM , huda
from Jordan said:

thanks sister for the beautiful word
s,he's alive in our hearts and minds and will always be

huda

On May, 12, 2007 1:05 PM , Qwaider قويدر
from United States said:

Allah yir7amo .. oo ysabberkom ...

That was so sweet and sad.

Allah yir7amo

Salam, this was a lovely tribute. I've been praying for you today as you celebrate his legacy even as you mourn the loss of his earthly presence.

I wonder if he watches now, as he has passed the mantle of this wisdom to your generation to carry through. It is a responsibility, but God will lighten the load as you seek Him for strength to fulfill the legacy of your George.

(Alfred, thank you for the translation!)

On May, 13, 2007 5:10 AM , cafelulu
from United States said:

Allah yer7amu ya Salam. He is lucky to have a daughter like you. Your words are truly touching.

On another note (sorry to change the subject) I wanted to ask you some questions about baby's sleep - how can I contact you?
Thanks..

On May, 13, 2007 9:28 AM , wedz
from Jordan said:

rabna y3azikom and stay and bless your family:D

On May, 13, 2007 3:48 PM , ALFRED MANSOUR
from Australia said:

In the memory of George Najjar
In someone’s life few things happen that will leave an ever lasting print. Days will come and go but few will remain in the memory forever. Four years ago when I was in Amman, the morning of March 20, I woke up to the sad news of President George Bush announcing his orders to the US army to invade Iraq. My stomach felt sick as I imagined the disaster of the war falling upon the people of my homeland, the region and the world. In my mind, the destruction that is taking place in Iraq resembles Humbaba the evil Satan killing the people of Gilgamesh on daily basis. Car bombs, road bombs, hunger and sickness …. I prayed to God to save Iraq, put mercy in people’s hearts and make them love their families and one another. My Father in Law told me love is the only way to guide them through this hard time and enables them to bear with this sad situation that was forced upon them. Last year, the morning of May 21 was a day that made me stop again, re-think and re-prioritise my aims and objectives. We have lost an icon of love and sacrifice. The loss of my Father in Law Mr George Yousef Najjar was a big loss not only to his Family but also to his country Jordan. We lost a man with many footprints left in all fields of charity and humanity. This is a man loved his family and gave them everything he could: time, passion, empathy, sacrifice, education, faith, love and friendship. He taught his children respect, love to their country, Compassion to the Poor, Praying for the sick ones and helping the unprivileged. The Earth cried for his departure, but the sky was very happy to receive him and keep him among its righteous ones. Lord … now you have our Dad with you so please look after him as you always did. Lord … I ask you to make us “humans” love each other as your son George loved his family and country. When loves will fill our hearts we will destroy Humbaba and free earth from the destruction which is taking place everywhere around us. Baba

On May, 13, 2007 3:53 PM , ALFRED MANSOUR
from Australia said:

continue

Baba George.. now that you are closer to God than ever before, I ask you to pray for the people of Iraq so that the love which filled your heart will fill their hearts, give them peace, save them and free them from their misery. Dad we miss you a lot and will never forget you. You will always be in our hearts.

Alfred Mansour

Allah y3eenkom 3ala fra2o , w yer7amo ya rb.