life from women in the west. The culture in 1950’s Iraq differs from that in the west in many way‚ and Fatima‚ being a woman from the rural village of El Nahra‚ would be closer to more traditional Iraqi culture than a woman from Baghdad or other cities. She would place a greater emphasis on family‚ a woman’s responsibility to her family‚ and more traditional interpretations of the Koran. Fatima would argue that the position of women in Iraqi culture is superior to that in the west because of stronger
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world‚ and each has its own reason behind it. Fatima defines love as many things‚ here are some examples below. Fatima defines love as trust. She says that as she is" a part of your(his) dream"‚ "I(she) want you(him) to continue towards your(his) goal." She thinks that if she is really part of his dream‚ he will "come back one day" for her. She does thinks that love is trust as if there is no trust there will not be a strong bond between them. Fatima defines love as not possessive. She does not
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merchant shop‚ because he must over come the thief of his money. The heartache of leaving Fatima at the oasis is another obstacle that he must overcome along with realizing he must reach to his full potential to turn into the wind and reach out to the Soul of the World. The conflicts/obstacles that Santiago encounters help him to continue with his journey and include working at the crystal merchant’s shop‚ leaving Fatima and turning into the wind to save his life. Santiago learns the value of hard
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instead of accepting them. The teacher shows a concern for Fatima‚ especially in her religious beliefs although the school is nonreligious. At the beginning of the short film‚ Fatima is speaking with her professor. Although it could be for any number of concerns‚ her teacher focused on Fatima’s hijab‚ a traditional head covering for women‚ is her teacher’s concern. Her teacher continually asks her to remove her hijab‚ but she refuses. Fatima doesn’t understand why hijab could cause such a problem
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are a second-grade teacher. A student in your class‚ Fatima‚ is struggling with reading. Fatima is from Egypt. What should you consider before referring her for special education services? I should consider that her struggles might be attributed to her prior culture. Fatima should be referred to ESL first and then I should collaborate with the ESL instructor. This should help me to make a more informed decision about Fatima’s future. 5. If Fatima is referred for special education services‚ describe
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met him. He had dark hair falling in his dark eyes. His hair was covered in blood and his clothes were tattered in a few spots. “Santiago!” I ran to him with happiness and with no words to say. “You are as beautiful as a flower” he said. “Fatima.” He asked me how had I been. I told him that I am doing well. Santiago and I talked for hours.He told me that he had to go back to the desert because an animal killed his camel. He had fallen and hit his head on the ground where all the rocks
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Paulo Coelho’s The Alchemist‚ Santiago learns‚ “Remember where your heart is‚ there you will find your treasure.” Therefore‚ Santiago decides to find his treasure and on his way to find his treasure‚ he falls in love with Fatima. Santiago later realizes that his heart belongs with Fatima. At the end of the book‚ Santiago finds out that his heart was where he started. In our lives‚ we always end up finding a loved one. Whether it’s someone in our families‚ or that significant other. We feel like our hearts
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Legend‚ because he feared losing Fatima‚ the Alchemist explains to him that his heart needs to understand "that the fear of suffering is worse than suffering itself. And that no heart had suffered when it goes in search of its dreams‚ because every second of the search is a second’s encounter with God and eternity" (130). Santiago’s journey surely did not bring upon suffering to him; he learned more about alchemy‚ found his treasure‚ and still felt love from Fatima. Ultimately following his dreams
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eyes ??!!” “Uh well Fatima ‚ most boys here have ‘black’ eyes .. And secondly ‚ we’re here for academic purposes .. not for mating !” “I know ‚ But .. but ... Omg ! He’s so .. so hawwtt ! I mean ‚ so attractive .. so beautiful .. He’s ‚ he’s like a dream come alive ‚ incredible …” “Woaaahh ! Wait ‚ wait a minute ! Who is this guy ?” “The one ‚ the one that just passed by us !!” “Umm … ?” “The one with the light spikes… ? “ “ ??? Ughh ‚ I dunno .. well common Fatima ‚ I think we should get
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stars. * The first half of 1990 saw deviant Filipino women. Women with AIDS‚ OCW‚ and accused murderer and victims of gruesom sex crimes become particularly visible in film genres that claimed to faithfully recount their life stories. * Fatima Buen belongs to a cycle of true stories centered on women’s lives that emerged in popular Philippine Cinema. * The history of censorship battles in the Philippines suggests that both public and the authorities are well aware of political valence
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