Prinsesang Aktibista: Kumusta Ka Na?

FOREWORD FROM THE AUTHOR

I describe myself as a Muslim Activist, but more on the transformational context. I hate war or any form of violent acts done against my person, loved ones, friends and helpless people by those who use their political power for terrorism. I write for peace and I shall always initiate any form of positive transformation in my own social, cultural and political milieu.

Ako po ay isang manunulat ng katotohanan at kapayapaan. Hangad ko po na maiugnay ang aking diwa sa positibong pamamaraan. Lahat po ng artikulong nababasa ninyo dito sa aking blog ay mga orihinal kong katha at ipinagbabawal ko ang pagkopya at paggamit ng mga ito ng walang PERMISO mula sa akin. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

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Thursday, March 12, 2009

Kumusta Ka Na?

Kumusta ka na?
Ikaw pa rin ba iyong burara
Kalat dito kalat doon
sabog yata ang iyong dinamita
Para kang bomba
Laging sabog ang dinadaanan

Kumusta ka na?
Salamat sa iyong paglisan
Lumaya ako sa isang katangahan
Salamat na lang at di ako napabilang
sa listahan ng iyong mga biktima..

Kumusta ka na?
Mamamatay-tao ka pa rin ba?
Paano na ang mga bangkay
Sa ibaba ng iyong hagdanan
Hindi ka ba minumulto?
Ng iyong agnas na bangkay?

Kumusta ka na?
Ayaw ko ng malaman.

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Sino si Sultan Kudarat?

Sultan Muhammad Dipatuan Kudarat (also spelled Qudarat), (1581 - 1671) was a Sultan of Maguindanao. During his reign, he successfully repelled efforts to conquer his sultanate and hindered the Christianization of Mindanao.

He was a direct descendant of Shariff Kabungsuan, a Muslim missionary who propagated the Islamic faith in 14th century Mindanao.

After succeeding his father in 1619, he conquered several Datus and made himself the master of the Pulangui area.

He also controlled present-day Cagayan de Oro, Caraga territories and made Misamis and Bukidnon his tributaries.

He was able to negotiate with the Dutch and the Spaniards so that they recognize his sovereignty over these lands.

The Spaniards tried but failed to conquer him in all battles. The Spaniards were systematically defeated and forced to ransom their soldiers from the sultan.

Governor-General Alonso Fajardo signed a treaty with Kudarat on June 25, 1645 which allowed Spanish missionaries to minister to the needs of the Christians in Mindanao, allowed a church built, and trade was allowed in the sultan’s territories.

War once more flared in 1658 when Mindoro, Bohol and Leyte were sacked. Spain was unable to dominate the lands under Sultan Kudarat's rule.

SOURCE:Wikipedia

Ako po ay Isang

FOREWORD FROM THE AUTHOR

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Kumusta Ka Na?

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