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911 and Islam
Grady 2022-04-19 09:02:04
Some time ago, I read a book "Study Abroad After 30". Some authors talked about the impact of 9/11 on Americans, and described the situation of Islam in it. This movie made me understand that again. There have been no previous emotional swings about 9/11. And recent books and this movie have taught me that an event is far from simple. The pain in the hearts of ordinary people who died in 9/11, the sacrificed rescuers and their families, the toxic substances near the World Trade Center brought all the sequelae, and the Islamic people who were discriminated against and even their lives were threatened. Thanks to the director for his portrayal and portrayal of Islam, which we know very little about.
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Rogelio 2022-04-24 07:01:08
The biggest flaw of the film is that the climax is pinned on meeting the president, everything else is fine.
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Lavonne 2022-03-25 09:01:09
The story line is unique. There is only difference between good people and bad people in the world, there is no difference between Hinduism and Islam and there is no difference between Muslims and Americans. All kinds of discrimination caused by several different barriers are displayed on one stage.
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Mama Jenny: Oh, you hungry child? You want a little dinner?
Rizwan Khan: No, I want lots of dinner.
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Rizwan Khan: [eulogy] Sameer Rathod Khan, my son. Weight 56 kilogram, blood group O positive. Sameer loved Xbox and soccer. He loved his soccer shoes so much that he would sleep in them. That was the only bad habit he had.
Rizwan Khan: Sam was six years old when I married his mother. Sameer was a good son. He did not mind sharing his mom's love with me. But I couldn't be such a good dad to him. Other dads sense their children's unsaid needs and fulfill them. But I can't sense unexpressed feelings. So I couldn't fulfill them. But, but, Sam never complained. He never complained.
Rizwan Khan: Sam had one more bad habit. He always hid bad news from us. He would never tell me when my favorite team Manchester United lost. Never. Unless we had a bet. Then he would tell me. The I would have to give him his favorite mint chocolate-chip ice cream. Two scoops. Two scoops always.
[laughs]
Rizwan Khan: Two scoops. On 27th November 2007, he was killed.
[now crying]
Rizwan Khan: He was 13 years, nine months and four days old. Sameer was not only my son, he was my dearest friend. Actually, my... my only friend. My only best friend.