Mohamedou Slahi & Nancy Hollander: THE MAURITANIAN

[@InfiniteCuriosity1210]

What an incredible amazing man, just looking at him you'd never think he spent a day in jail, he is so full of smiles and happiness. May Allah reward him immensely for his patience

[@szabadsag7]

I am not Muslim but when I look at this man, I see Islam. He is the face of Islam to me. The peace he radiates is just so intense and that can only comes from someone who is able to forgive.

[@rahimerayane4298]

@@szabadsag7 Hello there 😃 As a muslim i should be thankful for your open mind and for the kind comment i really loved your generous spirit 👍 much respect and admiration for you dear brother your comment is an inspiration and example of Faith, Love and Hope,and tolerance 🌹💚much respect and much love to you

[@szabadsag7]

@@rahimerayane4298 Hi Rahime, the truth is that I went to a Christian school for 8 years and studied the Bible, learnt about different believes such as Roman Catholic, Baptism, Calvinist etc but I have never ever experienced the same type of peace, love, selflessness and kindness what I experienced when I met a Muslim Turkish girl back in 2012. I encountered with a few Muslim people since and they were the nicest people ever. It is such a shame that Islam has a bad reputation because there is something very unique in that religion if it gives that kind of peace for a believer but I think people can not understand this unless they meet somebody who touches their heart like these people did with mine. Love to you and your family ♥️

[@rahimerayane4298]

@@szabadsag7 Hello there Brother 😃 and good afternoon thanks again for your responding in such a respectful manner ,yes you are totally right 👍 🌹 people can not understand this unless they meet somebody who touches their heart ,Relative to me as muslim I’ve always been interested in religions and I’m quite lucky because I have several christians friends so we’re able to share facts about our religions like similarities and differences so I knew several things about christianity teaches and many religious have such similarities unfortunately some hate speechs don’t promote love and understanding between our religions and create division and misunderstandings between societies, Unfortunately the tragedy and hypocrisy of media is their hunger to distort the image of Islam and muslims and incitement to religious hatred, against Islam and Muslims ,i think we could don't judge any religion based on individual's perceptions and actions, i hope that people don’t fall into the trap of trying to understand Islam from a media that don’t care about truth. We must Understand Islam by our own self,we need to know the basics of Islam, as you know the Islamophobia caused the unaware much confusion about Islam through continuous media propaganda,I have many non-Muslims friends who completely changed their views on Muslims and Islam, just by reading a simple book about the life of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) or other book about islam , I hope from my heart that people focusing on reading actual articles and books, rather than news aimed at sensationalizing hate towards what one or two Muslims did,by the way I'm Muslim from Algeria how about you 😃 much respect and love brother and have a blessed night

[@filhanislamictv8712]

امين

[@zmzmi]

Just finished watching the movie What a story and what a struggle Only God can compensate this man for what he's been through

[@zmzmi]

@@habsadsabally4631 The Mauritanian

[@charkay192]

And he has, and he will Indeed💪💪💯💖💖

[@kanoteam]

America should pay for its crimes

[@Larrypint]

Did he mentation that his cousin was AL Qaida member Abu Hafs al-Mauritania ? Did he mention that he was in 2 training camps AL farouq and gardez in Afghanistan in the early 90s? Did he mention that Ramzi Binalshibh and other terrorists slept in his Appartement in Duisburg in 1999 ? Did he mention that he had email contact with jihadist Christian Ganczarski? Did he mentioned that his German visa wasn't extended cause he was found guilty of social fraud in 1999?

[@maryammmm9057]

@@Larrypint how do u know this?

[@neutronstar7803]

those who tortured him failed misearbly... they thought that they would break him, deprived him of his humanity to turn him into an animal.. yet he smiles, speaks with a soft and humble voice. this is the story of humanity in a nutshell: sometimes a beautiful soul defeats evil with courage and faith.

[@succubus20y]

Very charming guy... despite the hardships his pure heart arises

[@1goal1]

How horrible to hear him say that the reality of how he went through was worse than what's portrayed in the movie. Respect to both Mr Mohammed and Nancy.

[@mariammekhaeil8233]

I'm so amazed by his calmness and the sense of peace that he emanates. I can't imagine how hard it must have been for him, but I'm glad he never gave up. I wish him a life full of joy and happiness, he deserves it

[@elaenamusitano]

The world is a better place with Mohamedou and Nancy in it, their triump over injustice is such an inspiration!!

[@alkeilanit]

Heartbreaking what happened to this poor man and many others like him :(

[@patrickanderson9023]

This pig is partially responsible for the 9/11 attacks. It’s well documented that he adviced and guided 9/11 terrorists like Mohamed Atta and Marwan Al Shehhi. But that doesn’t matter in yours «peaceful» religion?

[@charkay192]

Love you my Islam brother , and you too Nancy. May God cause His face to CONTINUE always to shine upon you and your loved ones!!! So so much respect and admiration for you Brother.. you are an inspiration and example of Faith, Love and Hope!! You are a very very blessed man, to have suffered and survived so much. Many blessings upon you,. AROHA TINO NUI ( much love to you) From a Christian sister in AOTEAROA/New Zealand 💖

[@محمودالشنقيطي-ذ9ت]

The people of New Zealand are good and tolerant people who do not hate Muslims and do not practice racism against them... I have never been to New Zealand but I have heard many positive things I love your Prime Minister Mrs. Jacinda Ardern Me and Mr. Slahi from the same country 🇲🇷

[@rahimerayane4298]

Hello there 😃 As a muslim i should be thankful for your open mind and for the kind comment i really loved your generous spirit 👍 much respect and admiration for you dear Sister your comment is an inspiration and example of Faith, Love and Hope,and tolerance 🌹💚much respect and much love to you from Algeria 😃 have a blessed day

[@sucessistherealizationofaw7876]

During his fourteen-year imprisonment the United States never charged him with a crime. Now he is able to tell his story in full, with previously censored material restored. This searing diary is not merely a vivid record of a miscarriage of justice, but a deeply personal memoir--terrifying, darkly humorous, and surprisingly gracious. The Mauritanian is a document of immense emotional power and historical importance.

[@main_tak_becus6689]

Is the book published in 2021 the latest publication? There was one published in 2015 that is 1/3 cheaper, but if the latest revision is substantial I'll get the later.

[@lutfiahmad2048]

Jazakallah to all those kind people that helped monseur Muhammad

[@83piwo]

Unbelievable that this man can put a smile on his face after all what happened to him. Very lovely man.

[@zeenathswaleh6166]

Is it only me or does anyone else feel like just carrying Nancy and just hugging her. Shes 1 amazing being. I love her so much and appreciate all the work shes doing. Thank you Nancy💞💞💞

[@Matthew-ve7uv]

Great fucking end. The dude really lives up to the hype of someone you want to root for.

[@Mohammed-ej5ix]

Credit to the cast, directors, producers etc. for making this into a Hollywood movie. Very courageous of them all and what we need more of in this day and age.

[@MuhammadAliUK]

WOW The Mauritanian 2021 movie's love brought me here. Amazing movie. This sentence (See you later alligator) does not leave my imagination is all over my head😍An amazing, amazing movie that cannot be described because the best way to express it is to see it!!

[@amania9254]

Both are real fighters, they fought the Tragedy and won! The movie is a very nice one, Wish them so much success! I pray that no good person would go through this sort of real life horror any more! Aamin.

[@HarshvardhanKanthode]

I want to meet this man and salute him before I die

[@dr.irfananwararnab1925]

The more I see this man the more amazed I am.

[@TheBilli96]

I saw Mohamedous interview about his experience and am really charmed by his personality! He's such an amazing person that had to go through this nightmare.

[@sevraonic8656]

My goodness, this was intense! They were able to portray it quite believably since these were all documented. But when I saw the real person at the end, I imagined right away what a very tender soul like Mo had gone through yet he conquered it very graciously and defeated it triumphantly.

[@shiblabingham3026]

Love both of them!

[@santadeville242]

Looking and listening to this man, and reflecting on his story, that hell he has gone through leaves every decent, humble man without a single word.. One of the saddest stories I have ever heard that had happened to an individual. His story is a proof that even "the greatest democracy" of this planet can become a fascist swamp in a split second . Hats off to the US self-criticism that has been happening through books, movies and plays only unfortunately , but the core, the main essence is still there: that country whose only population was living in tents and riding horses while my country had universities, parliament, libraries, scientific institutions etc. has been, still is and will stay a fortress of fear and paranoia. Until the large part of the US population (as we could see the last year, at least 50% of them) don't go through a massive the cathartic moment of enlightenment, we will keep watching and listening stories like this one.

[@triyanti7557]

Alhamdulillah sya dri Indonesia.. Alhamdulillah sya menangis mendengar kisah nyata ini,semoga amal ibadah dn surga menjadi tempat tinggal beliau,InsyaAllah semoga saja menambah ke Imanan kami.. Aamiin ya Rabal'lamin

[@amanialfadil3975]

A 16 years being tortured and humiliated in prison ,yet the prize goes to Hollywood

[@ferdinandorazza3051]

Nancy Hollander keeps one's head, and never she goofs around!!

[@Reem16391]

The mauritanian 😍🇲🇷

[@secretportal2074]

Aafia Siddiqui is the same victim of US injustice. She is serving 86 years sentence.

[@zeenathswaleh6166]

I pray Allah reunite her with her family. Ameen

[@zeenathswaleh6166]

@@benalialfakhri5630I pray Allah grants ease Ameen

[@maggiesmith4328]

wonderful ,watching this make us believe that there is still humanity love and truth truth in this world,regardless of race ,there are good and bad people in every nation.

[@FS-kk4em]

Nancy Hollander 👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👸

[@charkay192]

Also, tremendously well put together film! Such incredible execution of an absolutely amazing story. Well done!

[@fadi225]

This lady hero i respect her

[@jane2594]

Watched this last night. It's such a great film.

[@peripheralvision9976]

What a beautiful, beautiful soul. Someone else in this comments section said you’d never think he spent any time in jail, and this perfectly describes the type of person Mohamedou is. To endure these morbid treatments but still be able to smile and bring a smile to others faces. I am at a loss of words really, such a character is incredibly rare. A true gem and blessing to this world. I used to wonder why there are lawyers who defend people who have committed horrific crimes, but have come to realize that just as much as we need people who defend the victimized, we need people to ensure that justice is being served to everyone involved. Lawyers aren’t defending a crime, but ensuring that the suspect is guilty beyond reasonable doubt. Without someone like Nancy, we could’ve easily said that Mohamedou confessed to his doings and that’s the end of the story, but his case proves that there’s far more that must go into finding a person guilty of a crime and truly serving justice. Unfortunately there are many cases like Mohamedou’s who we just haven’t heard, people who haven’t had the chance to have their stories considered, and it breaks my heart to think about.

[@لالتيالشنقيطية]

hope that his story was in a series that conveys the details of the story

[@itsmeiniaku]

Both smart and kind persons.

[@oumoutall5179]

Une histoire vraie qui franchement fait mal au cœur cette homme a vécu une grande injuste et a grand cœur mashallah c'est difficile de pardonner mais même Allah pardonne tous donc qui somme nous pour ne pas pardonner mashallah mashallah alhamdoullilah

[@Dr-jivago-910]

One of the best film ever seen M salhi is the best exampl for a best muslim

[@tanyakashyap6944]

KUDOS... Respect 🎧🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Giggler.]

The saying goes “ ONE DAY YOU’LL PICK ON THE WRONG GUY” well America he was the wrong guy to pick on, now your lies and torcher will be exposed for the world to see..

[@emilyhutjes]

May the Lord bless all of you. I as a Westener am ashamed about Gitmo.

[@محمدالأمينعبدالله-ت4ج]

نرجو منكم ترجمته إلى العربية

[@asiyaabdulaeva5393]

😭😭😭😭

[@kkhatibi54]

ALLAHU AKBAR Allah bless you Muhammad

[@sarahslife41]

What kind of player is that he is finishing standing up why??!!

[@user-lc5el2dp8b]

ممكن مترجمة

[@HZRC06]

He is powerful man to face all of these pullshits

[@vasunadella2076]

How's your 2Holidays to Afghanistan? Did you went all inclusive ? Do you recommend ? Wats the prices like ? Thanku

[@zeenathswaleh6166]

Heartless

[@vasunadella2076]

zeenath swaleh Shameless (Portraying him as if Nelson Mandela)

[@zeenathswaleh6166]

@@vasunadella2076 you are a heartless person. Absolutely heartless. 💔💔 I pray that never happens to any human being Ameen.

[@HarshvardhanKanthode]

I hope you live a hopeless life full of torture, only then you will understand what this man went through

[@chersimerci1626]

Two holidays sponsored by the torturers themselves yes by Usa. Also sponsored by saudi. Which he left because he didn't like it. What kind of a man doesn't want to be a freedom fighter? That's why he went there not for bombing innocent people. Learn the context first.

[@optimism-personified]

She looks like Helen Mirren. Or is it just my eyes trying to deceived me?

[@Larrypint]

Did he mentation that his cousin was AL Qaida member Abu Hafs al-Mauritania ? Did he mention that he was in 2 training camps AL farouq and gardez in Afghanistan in the early 90s? Did he mention that Ramzi Binalshibh and other terrorists slept in his Appartement in Duisburg in 1999 ? Did he mention that he had email contact with jihadist Christian Ganczarski? Did he mentioned that his German visa wasn't extended cause he was found guilty of social fraud in 1999?

[@georgewin7243]

i agree! i dont think u can just be accused just like that without basis! actually this man was one lucky man to be able to just go without any charge! but then again, if he is indeed innocent, then what a courageous man! But i got doubts too! How can an engineer have a training in an al qaeda camp? sounds fishy lol

[@truebomba]

@@georgewin7243 You can see his interview with Jordan Peterson, he speaked about this things.

[@MrBlackspoon]

It is all shown in the movie

[@diaxdiax9659]

What's your problem with this gel? This sentence is repeated in every interview with this innocent man. I advise you brother to treat yourself. You are psychologically ill.

[@denisebranch4719]

WHAT WAS DONE TO HIM WAS SO ABSOLUTELY EFFED UP. MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW OUR GOVERNMENT IS CAPABLE OF SUCH HORRORS. I wish I didn't believe it happened but I'm 1000% certain it did 😰😵‍💫🥸💩