Indigenous communities In Australia

A British man stands beside a group of Indigenous Australians who have been shackled and chained, early 1900s.

This photograph reflects one of the darkest chapters in Australia’s history — a time when Indigenous men, women, and even children were routinely restrained, marched in chains, and imprisoned under laws designed to control nearly every aspect of their lives.

Under the “Blackbirding” system, forced labor, mass displacement, and violent policing were common. Indigenous people could be arrested without cause, separated from their families, and transported across vast distances while bound in iron chains. Many were taken to labor camps, cattle stations, or prisons, often never returning home.

For the colonizers, it was “law and order.”

For the Indigenous communities, it was oppression, humiliation, and cultural destruction.

The image captures the cruel reality of colonization — not just land being taken, but freedom, dignity, and entire ways of life being stripped away.

Today, this photograph stands as a somber reminder of the resilience of Indigenous Australians, who endured deep injustice yet continue to preserve their culture, language, and identity despite generations of suffering.

Did you know that the origin of the graduation dress in universities goes back to Islamic universities?

The first university in Europe was founded by Muslims in Andalusia in 227 AH 841 AD

Since then, the Arab dress, the “abaya” and the hat, have become the graduation dress in all universities in the world, until the present time. 

The graduation cap was made flat because the Holy Qur’an was placed on top of it in the graduation ceremony. When European students graduated, they would wear Arab dress when they returned to their countries and speak Arabic as a sign of their learning. In Andalusia, the person became a scholar who graduated from Arab universities.

Jack Goody said in the book: Islam in Europe: Arab dress and the Arabic language became a sign of prestige for science at that time.

   

Leaf Sheep like a pokemon but real

Leaf Sheep like a Pokémon but real this animal eats algae  takes the Chlorophyll from them for photosynthesis as an animal , amazing !!!!