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F-Dyd Programme ‘Your memory shines in me’ in shines memory ‘Your St. John’s Wood Church, London NW8 London Church, Wood John’s St. Sunday, 1st April at 6:30pm at April 1st Sunday, 2007 Deir Yassin Day Day Yassin Deir Destroyed Palestinian villages Amqa Al-Tira (Tirat Al-Marj, Abu Shusha Umm Al-Zinat Deir 'Amr Kharruba, Al-Khayma Harrawi Al-Zuq Al-Tahtani Arab Al-Samniyya Al-Tira Al-Zu'biyya) Abu Zurayq Wa'arat Al-Sarris Deir Al-Hawa Khulda, Al-Kunayyisa (Arab Al-Hamdun), Awlam ('Ulam) Al-Bassa Umm Ajra Arab Al-Fuqara' Wadi Ara Deir Rafat Al-Latrun (Al-Atrun) Hunin, Al-Husayniyya Al-Dalhamiyya Al-Birwa Umm Sabuna, Khirbat (Arab Al-Shaykh Yajur, Ajjur Deir Al-Shaykh Al-Maghar (Al-Mughar) Jahula Ghuwayr Abu Shusha Al-Damun Yubla, Zab'a Muhammad Al-Hilu) Barqusya Deir Yassin Majdal Yaba Al-Ja'una (Abu Shusha) Deir Al-Qasi Al-Zawiya, Khirbat Arab Al-Nufay'at Bayt Jibrin Ishwa', Islin (Majdal Al-Sadiq) Jubb Yusuf Hadatha Al-Ghabisyya Al-'Imara Arab Zahrat Al-Dumayri Bayt Nattif Ism Allah, Khirbat Al-Mansura (Arab Al-Suyyad) Al-Hamma (incl. Shaykh Dannun Al-Jammama Atlit Al-Dawayima Jarash, Al-Jura Al-Mukhayzin Kafr Bir'im Hittin & Shaykh Dawud) Al-Khalasa Ayn Ghazal Deir Al-Dubban Kasla Al-Muzayri'a Khirbat Karraza Kafr Sabt, Lubya Iqrit Arab Suqrir Ayn Hawd Deir Nakhkhas Al-Lawz, Khirbat Al-Na'ani Al-Khalisa Ma'dhar, Al-Majdal Iribbin, Khirbat (incl. Arab (Arab Abu Suwayrih) Balad Al-Shaykh Kudna (Kidna) Lifta, Al-Maliha Al-Nabi Rubin Khan Al-Duwayr Al-Manara Al-Aramisha) Jurdayh, Barbara, Barqa Barrat Qisarya Mughallis Nitaf (Nataf) Qatra Al-Khisas (Arab Al-Manara) Khirbat Al-Batani Burayka Al-Qubayba Al-Qabu Qazaza Khiyam Al-Walid Al-Manshiyya Jiddin, Khirbat Al-Gharbi Al-Burj, Khirbat Ra'na Qalunya Al-Qubab Kirad Al-Baqqara (Manshiyyat Samakh) Al-Kabri Al-Batani Al-Butaymat Tall Al-Safi Al-Qastal Al-Qubayba Kirad Al-Ghannama Al-Mansura Kafr'Inan Al-Sharqi Daliyat Al-Rawha' Umm Burj, Khirbat Ras Abu 'Ammar Qula Lazzaza Nasir Al-Din Kuwaykat Bayt Affa Al-Damun, Khirbat Zakariyya Sar'a, Saris Sajad Madahil Nimrin Al-Manshiyya Bayt Daras Al-Ghubayya Zayta Sataf, Suba Salbit Al-Malikiyya Al-Nuqayb (Al-Naqib) Al-Mansura Bayt Jirja Al-Fawqa Zikrin Sufla, Al-Tannur, Khirbat Sarafand Al-'Amar Mallaha Samakh Mi'Ar Bayt Tima Al-Ghubayya Al-'Abbasiyya ('Allar Al-Sufla) (Sarafand Al-Kubra) Al-Manshiyya Al-Samkiyya Al-Nabi Rubin Bi'lin Al-Tahta (Al-Yahudiyya) Al-'Umur, Khirbat Sarafand Al-Kharab Al-Mansura (Arab Al-Samakiyya) Al-Nahr Burayr Hawsha Abu Kishk Al-Walaja (Sarafand Al-Sughra) Mansurat Al-Khayt Al-Samra Al-Ruways Deir Sunayd Ijzim, Jaba Bayt Dajan Ayn Al-Mansi Saydun (Mamsurat Al-Hula) (Khirbat Al-Samra) Suhmata Dimra Al-Jalama Biyar 'Adas Al-Jawfa, Khirbat Shahma Marus Al-Shajara Suruh Al-Faluja Kabara Fajja (Mazra'at Al-Jawfa) Shilta Mirun Al-Tabigha Al-Sumayriyya Hamama Al-Kafrayn Al-Haram (Sayyiduna Ali) Al-Lajjun Al-Tina Al-Muftakhira Al-'Ubaydiyya Al-Tall,Tarbikha Hatta Kafr Lam Ijlil Al-Qibliyya Al-Mazar Al-Tira (Tirat Dandan) Mughr Al-Khayt Wadi Al-Hamam Umm Al-Faraj Hiribya (Hirbiya) Al-Kasayir, Khirbat (Jalil Al-Qibliyya) Nuris, Zir'in Umm Kalkha Khirbat Al-Muntar (Khirbat Wadi Al- Al-Zib Huj Khubbayza Ijlil Al-Shamaliyya Indur, Ma'lul Wadi Hunayn Al-Nabi Yusha' Hamam) Arab Al-Arida Hulayqat Lid, Khirbat (Jalil Al-Shamaliyya) Al-Mujaydil Yibna Al-Na'ima Khirbat Al-Wa'ra, Arab Al-Bawati Ibdis (Lid Al-'Awadin) Al-Jammasin Al-Gharbi Saffuriyya Zakariyya, Khirbat Qabba'a Al-Sawda' (Khirbat Al-Hakamiyya) Iraq Al-Manshiyya Al-Manara, Khirbat Al-Jammasin Al-Sharqi Abu Al-Fadl Zarnuqa Qadas Yaquq Umm Al-Sharashih Iraq Suwaydan Al-Mansi (Arab Baniha) Jarisha (Arab Al-Satariyya) Abil Al-Qamh Qaddita Khirbat Bayt Lid Arab Al-Safa Isdud Al-Mansura Kafr 'Ana Abu Shusha Al-'Abisiyya Qaytiyya Bayyarat Hannun Al-Ashrafiyya Al-Jaladiyya Khirbat Al-Khayriyya Ajanjul, Aqir Akbara, Alma Al-QuDeiriyya Al-Ras Fardisya (Ashrafiyyat 'Abd Al- Al-Jiyya, Julis Al-Mazar Al-Mas'udiyya (Summayl) Barfiliya Ammuqa Al-Ahmar Ghabat Kafr Sur Hadi), Al-Bira Al-Jura, Jusayr Al-Naghnaghiyya Al-Mirr (Al-Mahmudiyya) Al-Barriyya Arab Al-Shamalina Sabalan Al-Jalama Danna, Farwana Karatiyya Qannir Al-Muwaylih Bashshit (Khirbat Abu Zayna) Safsaf (Khirbat Al-Jalama) Al-Fatur Kawfakha Qira (Qira wa Qamun) Rantiya Bayt Far, Khirbat Arab Al-Zubayd Saliha Kafr Saba Al-Ghazzawiyya Kawkaba Qisarya (Caesarea) Al-Safiriyya Bayt Jiz Ayn Al-Zaytun Al-Salihiyya Khirbat Al-Majdal Al-Hamidiyya Al-Khisas (Khirbat Khisas) Qumbaza, Khirbat Salama, Saqiya Bayt Nabala Baysamun Al-Sammu'I Al-Manshiyya Al-Hamra Al-Masmiyya, Al-Kabira Al-Rihaniyya Al-Sawalima Bayt Shanna Biriyya Al-Sanbariyya (Khirbat Manshiyya) (Arab Al-Hamra) Al-Masmiyya, Al-Saghira Sabbarin Al-Shaykh Muwannis Bayt Susin Al-Butayha Sa'sa' Miska image:Cover Pictures PhilippeLissac/Panos Jabbul, Kafra (Masmiyyat Al-Hurani, Al-Sarafand Yazur, Allar Bir Ma'in Al-Buwayziyya Al-Shawka Al-Tahta Qaqun Kawkab Al-Hawa Al-Huraniyya) Al-Sarkas, Khirbat Aqqur, Artuf Bir Salim, Al-Burj Dallata Al-Shuna Raml Zayta Al-Khunayzir Al-Muharraqa Sa'sa', Khirbat Ayn Karim Al-Buwayra, Khirbat Al-Dawwara Taytaba,Tulayl (Khirbat Qazaza) Masil Al-Jizl Najd, Ni'ilya Al-Sawamir Bayt 'Itab Daniyal Dayshum Al-'Ulmaniyya Tabsur (Khirbat 'Azzun) (Arab Al-Zinati) Qastina (Khirbat Al-Sawamir) Bayt Mahsir Deir Abu Salama Al-Dirbashiyya Al-'Urayfiyya Umm Khalid Al-Murassas Al-Sawafir Al-Gharbiyya Al-Shuna, Khirbat Bayt Naqquba Deir Ayyub Al-Dirdara Al-Wayziyya Wadi Al-Hawarith Qumya (Qumiya) Al-Sawafir Al-Shamaliyya (Al-Shuna) Bayt Thul Deir Muhaysin Fara Yarda (North and South) Al-Sakhina Al-Sawafir Al-Sharqiyya Al-Sindiyana Bayt Umm Al-Mays Deir Tarif Al-Farradiyya Al-Zahiriyya Al-Tahta Wadi Qabbani Al-Samiriyya Simsim (Sumsum) Al-Tantura (Khirbat Umm Al-Mays) Al-Duhayriyya, Khirbat Fir'im Al-Zangariyya (Zuhluq) (Wadi Al-Qabbani) Sirin,Tall Al-Shawk Summil Al-Tira (Tirat Haifa,Tirat Al-Burayj Al-Haditha Ghabbatiyya Al-Zawiya Khirbat Al-Zababida Al-Taqa, Khirbat Tall Al-Turmus Al-Lawz,Tirat Al-Karmil) (Bayarat Burayj) Idnibba, Innaba Ghuraba Al-Zuq Al-Fawqani Khirbat Zalafa (Zalafa) (Al-Taqa) Yasur Umm Al-Shawf Deir Aban Jilya, Jimzu Al-Hamra' (Zuq Al-Hajj) The text from The Holy Qur’an is Surah 93.1–93.11 Sunrise In the Name of God, the Compassionate, the Merciful 93:1 By the rising of the sun, and by the fall of the night, your Lord has not forsaken you, nor has He turned away from you. The life to come holds a richer prize for you than this present life. You shall be gratified with what your Lord will give you 93:6 Did he not find you an orphan and give you shelter? Did he not find you lost and guide you? Did he not find you in need and make you content? 93:11 Therefore do not wrong the orphan, nor chide away the beggar. But show the bounty of your God. ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ ❧ The Revd Dr Anders Bergquist, the Churchwardens of St. John’s Wood Church and the Deir Yassin Day Committee warmly welcome you to this commemoration. Those taking part are: The Chamber Choir of St John’s Wood Church, a voluntarily group of non-professional singers drawn from the congregation. The Director of Music is Michael Cayton and the Organist is Colin Stuart. Saadi Yussef – was born in 1934 in Basra, Iraq. He has published thirty volumes of poetry, seven books of prose, and has rendered into Arabic major works by such writers as Walt Whitman, Constantine Cavafy, Federico Lorca, George Orwell. He left Iraq in 1979 and worked as a journalist, publisher, and political activist. His poems tonight were written in 1982 whilst working with Palestinians in Beirut during the 1982 Israeli invasion and siege. Lina Abu Bakr – a renowned Palestinian poet, born in Kuwait. Her family were intimately affected by the Nakba and lived in exile. Lina now lives in London and is an active participant in peaceful demonstrations in support of the Palestinian Community. She has published two volumes of poetry, and is a contributing journalist to a number of cultural magazines and newspapers. Her third volume of poetry is about to be published. Appeal on behalf of DYD and Dar el Tifle by Deborah Stuart. Artistic Director of DYD: Razanne Carmey. Our grateful thanks are also accorded to Mahera al Dajani, Head of Dar al Tifle, who helped Razanne with her research, and put her in touch with many people who experienced and witnessed the work of the House of the Child in Jerusalem. Original music composed by Tareq Alkarmy, an award winning Palestinian poet and musician living in Tulkarm.The music was commissioned for this evening. THERE WILL BE A MINUTE OF SILENCE DURING THE EVENING TO REMEMBER THE CHILDREN OF THE HOLY LAND; LEBANON & IRAQ.
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