hi im Mohammed Essayed from qatar

May palestine be blessed and the cause and message of allah never forgotten or replaced with personal hatred or revenge which may lead to terrorism. In admiration and love for our roots and history wether it was ethnic or religous, i hope we find freedom and co-existence in preseverance. My sympathy to the palestenian and people who care and the positive belief that we will can free palestine. In-shallah!

To all the beloved ones, God knows and is my witness that tears came to my eyes when I first saw the picture of my beloved homeland. It is even more beautiful than I have ever thought or imagined it to be. We all should, and have the reason to, be proud of OUR BAYT DAJAN! We will never forget!!!!!!!
Prague

THANKS FOR ALL ALFAYED FAMILY THIS SITE MAKE US THINK AND KNOW MORE ABOUT BAYT DAJAN PALESTINE IN OUR BLOOD THIS SMART IDEA TO BUILT..........


BAYT DAJAN , HOSPITALITY , TRADITION

THANKS TO MY UNCLE SHUKRI FAYED FOR THIS SITE TO REMIND US ABOUT OUR COUNTRY

FADI FAYED - DOHA,QATAR

Not much have I ever seen of my hometown. In fact, I have seen nothing of it. But I have heard lots and lots of stories about it from my grandmother, who, God rest her soul, kept chanting wedding songs and lamentations for the dead whom she left there and whose graves she could not cry over. I was young and unreasoning when she passed away, but the stories she told us, me, my brothers, sisters and cousins, are still vividly displayed in my imagination. I can almost smell the ripe oranges as they were picked and stored in the "biyyarat". I can hear the sea waves breaking against Yaffa shores. I can see it all in my mind's eye, and pray to God that one day I will see it for REAL.
To Palestine... to Yaffa... to Bayt Dajan and to grandmother, may God grant you the peace you dream of and deserve.

Bayt Dajan, ila mata elforaq?

My Beloved village, where I born and raised and in 1948 I left
my life and every thign there. Visited it several times since
1967 war, first after the war were Ifound it as I left it
and last time in 2000, were it is completely demolished.

My name is Mahmoud Samir Abu Shawish & I have a Jordanian passport. I was born in UAE and lived almost all my life there. I'm 20 years old and study Chemistry in UAE University.
I used to hear about Palestine and Bayt Dajan from my grandfather and elders in Jordan. The only wish I have in my life is to go back to Palestine and live the rest of my life there. I wish I could visited it for one time just to see how beautiful is my country.
God bless our nation.