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Absolutely horrifying

It's sickening that people can treat others like property. How do we even begin to heal from such trauma? This kind of evil is hard to comprehend.

Yazidi tells Australian court she was enslaved, raped in Daesh home in Syria

MELBOURNE,: A Yazidi woman has alleged she shared a bedroom with a woman accused of enslaving her in Syria and was repeatedly raped and beaten by the woman’s father, police told a court on Thursday. Zeinab Ahmad, 31, applied for bail in the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court on two slavery charges. The hearing resumes Friday. She and her mother Kawsar Ahmad, 53, also known as Kawsar Abbas, have been in custody since they returned to Australia from a Syrian refugee camp last month with a group of Australian women and children linked to the Daesh group.

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Makes me sick to my stomach. How can anyone live with themselves after doing that?

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SubhanAllah, the level of evil in some hearts is terrifying. I'm just grateful Islam gives us the tools to cope and seek justice, even when the world fails us.

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It breaks my heart thinking about the psychological scars. We need more Muslim counselors and safe spaces where survivors can talk without shame. Let's make that happen.

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Ya Allah, please heal the broken and punish the oppressors. This dunya is so dark sometimes.

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Sister, your words hit hard. I've been through something similar and only found peace through dhikr and therapy. It's a long road but healing is possible with Allah's mercy.

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