19/05/2026
Let me tell you something about mothers. ποΈ
"Kul khunfusa fi 'ayn ummiha ghazal." β Every beetle is a gazelle in the eyes of its mother.
The world will call your child slow. Average. Not special. Too dark. Too thin. Too loud. Too quiet. Not like the neighbor's child. Not like the one on TV.
But a mother? She sees what no one else can see. The spark. The fight. The beauty buried so deep that only love can find it.
This proverb crossed deserts and oceans because every culture on earth knows this truth β mothers don't see with their eyes. They see with something older. Something unshakable.
So to every mother reading this: the way you see your child is not bias. It is vision. Keep protecting that vision. The world needs mothers who refuse to see their children the way the world does. ππ