Salam 3lykm,
Should I start with,
"I'm grateful to be alive today?" That would be very unlikely under normal circumstances, but let's just say, I am. Yesterday, it was just
one step that saved my life.
Literally. Again, it was Allah's Protection & Will, undoubtedly..but had I
not retreated, I suppose my family would have been receiving condolences on my demise today.
Sb7analla..no life flashed before my eyes, when I saw that speeding car heading towards me. All I saw were really bright headlights, to be honest. All I could think about was, "
I've not prayed elm'3arb yet, wana mb mtwa'9ia." Strangely enough, I didn't think of anyone, 'til that car whizzed past, ruffling my 3ba. I looked straight ahead and thought, "
at least the hospital was close by".
It was
surreal. A woman who was also waiting at the crossing
shrieked, when I stepped down on the road. After all, the traffic light
had turned
red, and the pedestrian-crossing,
green. Needless to say, as soon as the car went by, I crossed the road like nothing happened.
"Like a boss." Lol, no seriously...I only realized what really happened when I came out of the shower. That's when everything hit me.
It would have been alright, I guess. Bu3awas would've been matched up with another girl, possibly a friend. Plenty'a fish in the sea, innit? My subjects would've been given to a colleague or two, &..well, my sister would
finally have her own room, & maybe even her own laptop!:P Maybe the sudden death would've made my father realize the grave mistakes he's been committing, & he'd finally soften down on the family.
Maybe.
Bottom line is, I'm
alive. Al7mdlla. But whoever thought a single step could save a life, eh? I've heard about it, but never really gave it much consideration, to be quite honest.
I can't help wondering who Bu3awas would've married instead, though.x'$
'Til next time,
Wes Salam 3lykm w R7matullahi T3ala w Barakateh