سياف

“الأوله آه على الجيش اللى راح ولاجاش .. وقالوا جوله
والتانيه سينا اللى راحت لليهود ببلاش .. ولا مقاوله
والتالته دايخين ما بين هواش وبين بكاش .. وعلاوله

الأوله مين يحقق والمحقق ديب
والتانيه داء الخيانه مش لاقيله طبيب
والتالته آه م الاهات .. يا جَرْح إمتى تطيب ! ... وعجبي”
― نجيب سرور, أميات نجيب سرور

“The religious scholar and Muslim Brotherhood ideologist Sayyid Qutb articulated perhaps the most learned and influential version of this view. In 1964, while imprisoned on charges of participating in a plot to assassinate Egyptian President Nasser, Qutb wrote Milestones, a declaration of war against the existing world order that became a foundational text of modern Islamism. In Qutb’s view, Islam was a universal system offering the only true form of freedom: freedom from governance by other men, man-made doctrines, or “low associations based on race and color, language and country, regional and national interests” (that is, all other modern forms of governance and loyalty and some of the building blocks of Westphalian order). Islam’s modern mission, in Qutb’s view, was to overthrow them all and replace them with what he took to be a literal, eventually global implementation of the Quran. The culmination of this process would be “the achievement of the freedom of man on earth—of all mankind throughout the earth.” This would complete the process begun by the initial wave of Islamic expansion in the seventh and eighth centuries, “which is then to be carried throughout the earth to the whole of mankind, as the object of this religion is all humanity and its sphere of action is the whole earth.” Like all utopian projects, this one would require extreme measures to implement. These Qutb assigned to an ideologically pure vanguard, who would reject the governments and societies prevailing in the region—all of which Qutb branded “unIslamic and illegal”—and seize the initiative in bringing about the new order.”
― Henry Kissinger, World Order

“البحر يحكي للنجوم حكاية الوطن السجين
والّليل كالشحّاذ يطرق بالدموع وبالأنين
أبواب غزة وهي مغلقة على الشعب الحزين
فيحرّك الأحياء ناموا فوق أنقاض السنين
وكأنّهم قبر تدقّ عليه أيدي النابشين
وتكاد أنوار الصباح تطلّ من فرط العذاب
وتطارد الّليل الذي ما زال موفور الشباب
لكّنه ما حان موعدها وما حان الذهاب
المارد الجبّار غطّى رأسه العالي التراب
كالبحر غطّاه الضباب وليس يقتله الضباب”
― معين بسيسو

“إن كان حقًا قد أتى طوفان
من قبل أن نأتي لأن العصر كان
فظًا خسيسـًا.. أبشري يا أرضنا
حتمًا سيأتي عصرنا طوفان.”
― نجيب سرور, لزوم ما يلزم