'Muslims in America.'
Well, Im still having my exam week and i have 2 more papers to go. I should have study rather than doing other things. But here I am. Finishing this movie after searching n loading it which it took me 18 hours.
i was not intended to watch this movie from the start. I jz wana have something that has a core, something other than simply love, action, hero, techno or what-so-ever..
so i started with searching '哪些电影有反思?' which means what are the movies that put us on reflection/review/think something back. Well, there goes the power of Google, gave me lists of recommendations which i ended up picking up a movie called ' My name is Khan' (Khan --- not Kan, is from the epiglottis, lol).
Okay, it deserves my very high expectation. I cried n cried n cried, over n over again while watching. (Really, really damn good for letting myself cried so hard!) It really brought up something that I have been so ignorance so far.
Have you ever think of the life of Muslims? I guess i know a little coz im living in this lovely country, Malaysia . They are actually, for me, show no difference except that their religion.
But when there comes the 911 incidence, people changed their views upon Muslims.
So, have u ever think of their lives living in America? No, i never.
But the characters in the movie felt a lot, ended up a journey going for The US President, to told him : 'Im Khan, and Im not a terrorist.'.
There are only two different people exist, either good, or bad. Yes. People are not defined as good or bad, based on their religion, neither their races. It reminds me that people are born to be good. It is We, ourselves, who then choose to be one of them, regardless of what we believe, what our skin colours are.
We all are once GOOD. And people shouldn't be judged based on religion. They all, i believe, that come in a correct, and good and positive way, leading people to have faith in their lives, and correcting their people from going bad and teaching their people how to be better.
We are the SAME actually, regardless of what we believe, what our skin colours are.
Sadly, some people, regardless of their education background, may not recognise this.