Priča iz prespektive iseljeničkog života!
Tekst.Josip Josef
Mayer
Važno je primijetiti kako mali trenuci mogu donijeti duboko
razumijevanje – kao kad sretnete gospođu turskog podrijetla ili kada
muslimanska djeca radoznalo prilaze psu, ali se suzdržavaju zbog svojih
vjerovanja.
Ti prizori ocrtavaju stvarnu bliskost i istodobnu odvojenost zbog religijskih uvjerenja. U njima se
skriva čežnja za većim razumijevanjem i prihvaćanjem.Opservacija je to o tome kako bi se muslimani, kao i drugi vjernici, više trebali okrenuti svakodnevnim radostima i suživotu, a manje predrasudama i ratovima, nudi jednostavno, a duboko rješenje za mir.
Primjer Winnendena, gdje iračke obitelji pronalaze mir i
pomoć od kršćanske zajednice, pokazuje kako se može graditi suživot kroz
solidarnost i humanost, umjesto kroz podjele.
Na kraju, kada razmišljamo o dvoličnosti politike i snazi
ljubavi, postavlja se pitanje: može li običan čovjek, kroz male činove poput
šetnje s psom i srdačnih razgovora, nadmašiti velike političke barijere i
predrasude? Možda put ka prihvaćanju i razumijevanju leži upravo u tome – u
svakodnevnim gestama, u malim dijelovima našeg života, kojima možemo pokazati
toplinu i poštovanje.
To je priča koja ne idealizira, ali ipak vjeruje u mogućnost
promjene, barem na onoj osnovnoj ljudskoj razini.
A Story
from an Emigrant’s Perspective
This is a story that highlights the importance of interfaith understanding and empathy through the lens of daily encounters in emigrant life. Through simple walks and conversations with people from diverse cultures, you reflect on the complex relationship between Islam and Christianity, as well as the challenges these relationships bring in today's society.
It’s
crucial to observe how small moments can foster profound understanding—like
when you meet a lady of Turkish origin or when Muslim children approach a dog
with curiosity yet hold back because of their beliefs. These scenes illustrate
a real closeness yet simultaneous separation due to religious convictions. They
carry within them a longing for greater understanding and acceptance.
This
reflection suggests that Muslims, like believers of other faiths, might find
more fulfillment by turning toward everyday joys and coexistence, rather than
prejudice and conflict, offering a simple but profound path to peace.
The example
of Winnenden, where Iraqi families find peace and support from the Christian
community, shows how coexistence can be built through solidarity and humanity,
rather than division.
In the end,
as we ponder the hypocrisy of politics and the power of love, the question
arises: can an ordinary person, through small acts like walking a dog and
engaging in warm conversations, overcome large political barriers and
prejudices? Perhaps the path to acceptance and understanding lies exactly in
this—in everyday gestures, in the small parts of our lives where we can show
warmth and respect.
This is a
story that doesn’t idealize but still believes in the possibility of change, at
least on a basic human level.
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