Dr ibrahim dremali wikipedia

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WPDE) — Ibrahim Dremali is a local Imam, or Arabic priest, who moved to the United States more than three decades ago. However, while he's now here, his family and his heart are still in the Middle East.

A war-torn Gaza strip has left hundreds dead and thousands more injured.

The last few days have brought him heartbreak, as he mourns for Gaza and the rising death toll of his loved ones.

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"It's very hard to see your family get hurt and get tortured and tortured, and it happens with this house and this house on our street, many houses got destroyed," Dremali said.

"For what reason?

Dr ibrahim dremali wikipedia shqip Despite facing personal challenges, including health issues, Ibrahim Dremali has remained committed to his mission of educating others about Islam. His ability to connect with people from diverse backgrounds made him a beloved figure in the communities he served. I don't see a solution," said Dremali. Do not die in any state, in any situation but as a Muslim.

For what reason? No reason ma'am; unfortunately, no reason."

The attacks have claimed the lives of his friends, "Two days ago, also got killed in their house with their kids," Dremali said.

He has also lost family. On Monday, Dremali learned his cousin, Saber, was shot by Israeli soldiers while drinking tea in front of his Gaza home.

"My cousin, he got killed this morning.

He has eight kids. Four boys, and four girls," he said.

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Dremali visited Saber and the rest of his family in Gaza for three months last year and described the large, but compact community as a home to civilians - not militants.

"The people, everybody was asking for peace; nothing else," said Dremali.

As the attacks continue, Dremali is trying to keep in contact with his family, "I have five sisters in Gaza and two brothers in Gaza.

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We are eight, and all my family have more kids and nephews and nieces."

However, communication is few and far, as much of Gaza is living in darkness with no internet or utilities.

"They are panicking. They are afraid to use the phone right now, the cell phone. Why? Because they target the phone," Dremali said.

"Anybody using the phone, anybody using the phone - they destroy their house."

Due to the communication barriers, Dremali is left to find out about the daily destruction and death of his loved ones through social media messages.

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"I wish to be with them in that time," said an emotional Dremali.

"I wish to be with them to support them. Unfortunately, I have I cannot do anything to help.

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Anything to help, even if I wanted to help, I can financially help, they're going to kill them or something else in this country."

But what he can do - is pray for them.

In a translated prayer ImamIbrahim Dremali said,

I ask the mightyAllah, my mighty God, to protect your from all harm and evil.

May Allah protect you and aid you. Amen. Amen. Amen.

He says he's going to continue praying for peace in Gaza, and the safety of his loved ones.