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I Use The Help Of Drawings And Cartoon Characters To Show The Sad Reality Of My Country (10 New Pics)
My name is Mokhallad Habib. I am a pharmacist and an artist from Iraq. I live in an area where the views of violence, demolishing buildings, and many other tragic things became a part of our daily life.
I try to transfer these tragedies into artistic pictures so that I convey the message in an interesting and fascinating way.
If you are interested, you can find my previous posts here on here on Bored Panda.
More info: mokhallad-habib.deviantart.com | Facebook
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Final score:
86points
Monika Soffronow 5 years ago
All too often during discussions about refugees from the war in Syria, I get to hear "They should stay and fight!". Ignorance always makes other people's terrible problems seem so simple.
The Cute Cat 5 years ago
Oh Baghdad and Syria.. That khilafah thing is really a mess.. The ulama (Albani and Baz) that say democracy as haram and khilafah are mandatory to all muslim is a doing a grave wrong-doing. They have done a bidah and turn many moslem monsters.. Actually democracy is and old system, even for the Prophet Muhammad. The prophet never say no to democracy, so what Albani and Baz state in their fatwa is clearly transgressing
Cigdem Kanburoğlu 5 years ago
For to be a khilafah, every muslim has to follow. So there is no khilafah now. It does not matter some lunatic call himself.
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AALIYAH UMOREN 5 years ago
i know it is no time to joke i feel very bad for you country but i cant keep it in Abu Scandal
Marlene Ricker 5 years ago
That's very powerful! Shows the difference betweem reality and movies.
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#2
Final score:
85points
#3
Final score:
81points
Monika Soffronow 5 years ago
"Forced displacement now affecting over 1 per cent of humanity. Global displacement reached a record 79.5 million people by the end of last year – nearly double the figure recorded a decade ago, according to UNHCR’s annual Global Trends report released on Thursday. The report notes that an additional 8.7 million people were uprooted from their homes in 2019, an increase that UNHCR attributed to “worrying new displacement”, particularly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Sahel, Yemen and Syria, as well as the inclusion for the first time of 3.6 million Venezuelans displaced outside their country." https://www.unhcr.org/refugeebrief/the-refugee-brief-19-june-2020/
Monika Soffronow 5 years ago
"While there is more than enough food in the world to feed everyone, more than 820 million people still do not get enough to eat, and numbers no doubt will rise. Meanwhile, some 144 million children worldwide under the age of five are stunted, meaning they are too small for their age, mainly due to malnutrition.Mr. Guterres added that even in countries with abundant food, COVID-19 risks disrupting food supply chains." https://news.un.org/en/story/2020/06/1065962
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Final score:
78points
Monika Soffronow 5 years ago
All too many fake lifejackets did not keep the person wearing them afloat.
Load More Replies... Marlene Ricker 5 years ago
There is a great deal westerners don't know about Iraq. These pictures are heartbreaking!
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Final score:
60points
#6
Final score:
52points
Hseed 5 years ago
Religion is NEVER the problem. In essence, all religions (despite of some behavior and completely outdated values on gender, race and sexual preferences equality that could and should be updated) are filled with kindness and love. Even Islam, the Koran is filled with good purposes... IMHO the problem is exclusion. The need of every religion to prove itself as the only one that is valid and true. And I'm an atheist, but I understand the need for religion, because life's too hard and I see the need of people to believe in "something else" when you're hit with loss, loneliness, illness. In fact I envy everyone with the capability to believe in god, allah, buda, or power rangers. Live, love and laugh. Be kind to each other and try to stay happy as you can. Because maybe there is nothing behind the curtains. Hugs and kisses.
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Final score:
49points
Zuila 5 years ago
In some countries they don't repair or maintain the wires and just adds new lines on top of the old ones
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Final score:
44points
Aski Markup 5 years ago
Unfortunately, I think the littering is the last of their problems.
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Final score:
42points
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32points
Marlene Ricker 5 years ago
Shows pretty clearly the differences between Iraq and the Western world.
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Tracey Hirt 5 years ago
Adding the cartoons really brings it home how bleak life is for some people. 🙁
Basil Edmond 5 years ago
عاشت ايدك على هذا الشغل الراقي ، والأفكار الذكية، اسمح لي ان انشر هذه الأعمال والاشارة الى اسمك الكريم، شكرا لك
Tracey Hirt 5 years ago
Adding the cartoons really brings it home how bleak life is for some people. 🙁
Basil Edmond 5 years ago
عاشت ايدك على هذا الشغل الراقي ، والأفكار الذكية، اسمح لي ان انشر هذه الأعمال والاشارة الى اسمك الكريم، شكرا لك
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