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My Parents: from Mariam Amal, daughter of Hnia and Abdelkadr Amal What happened and how can you help?
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My Parents: from Mariam Amal, daughter of Hnia and Abdelkadr Amal
What happened and how can you help?
Overview:Many of you know my parents as friends, like family or many of you have known my parents over the years because they reached out to you and gave freely of their time, support and funding during a challenging time. They drove you to doctors appointments, enrolled you in school, helped youfind a job, a place to live, babysat, connected you to friends and resources or just gave genuine encouragement. Throughout my childhood, we always had a boarder and we were always offering a helping hand.
My parents and my family are now facing our own challenging time given recent events involving my parents’ relationship with Fouzia Haddag. The purpose of this open letter is to clearly outline and detail recent events as the speculation and storytelling has resulted in confusion and wildly inaccurate (media) portrayals of my parents causing great distress. They have lived, loved and worked in the U.S. with only a parking ticket in the last 30 plus years and it is with sadness that we face the current situation:
· A civil suit against my parents brought on by Fouzia Haddag was dismissed. None of the accusations and wrong doings were proven/substantiated.
· Many of our friends who knew Fouzia and encountered her on multiple occasion inside and outside of my parent’s home wrote letters and gave legal statements that she was given the utmost consideration and respect. When she left my parent’s home she did so on her own decision seeking to marry a man to gain citizenship and avoid, due to her immigration status, returning to Morocco.
These are the facts. Any other accusation or story that has been lifted from these events is not credible.
To Our Dear Friends:Thank you for your outpouring of support. Many of you ask what you can do to help my parents. I can tell you they are heartbroken and deeply affected as you can imagine by the attention and the way the media has portrayed them. This is the perfect example of how damaging “news” can be, convicting someone by its portrayal, making it too easy to judge - before guilt has been proven or discovered. They are proud of the life they have lived both in the U.S. and in Morocco and this situation has placed the greatest stress on their spirits and physicalhealth. So what can you do? Reach out in whatever way you feel comfortable to say hello, say thank you for what they might have done for you in the past, wish them well, or offer yourprayersand comfort. Send a text, a card, or flowers, knock on the door, call, call for a visit, bring over a cake, email, Face Book…express your support and encouragement during this difficult time. It would mean so much.
When you are asked about my parents, you can respond by saying it is a private legal matter they are dealing with and you are not in a position to offer details or ideas one way or the other. You wish them well. We need to keep the public speculation and “gossip” to a minimum and behalf of my family, we appreciate your help.
Feel free to send this to those who are inquiring and contact me directly with any questions.
Sincerely,
Mariam Amal, Daughter of the Amal Family
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I really love this family cause all they did is helping anyone who needs help and Because Mr AMAL sponsor I am in the US
I've known this family for almost 40 years. They are and have always been generous, kind and compassionate to all people.
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Letter to the judge from Daughter of the Amal family My name is Mariam Amal. I am the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Amal. I am currently a manager at Tommy Bahama at Potomac Mills and have been employed there for about two years. I am going to be twenty nine years old this june. I am a mother of a insanely loved and well taken care of young boy thanks to the immense help from his grandparents. My mother and father basically took on another child with no hesitation and without prejudice of cultural traditions where I could have been disowned. I was raised in a home that not only taught us how to humble ourselves with love and respect, but also pure teachings of diplomacy and offering a helping hand to anyone in need. If there were any people to be described as by the book, my parents are prime candidates. Everything paid for on time,or I should say early, all school functions with great enthusiasm with participation. Everything that you can consider the best parenting available, I consider myself a lucky child growing up. Your honor, myself and many others would not be where we are today with out their amazingly correct guidance. Pillars to our community, and when I say community I'm not only mentioning a Moroccan community but describing the metropolitan community of all nations considering our diversity. They never close the door on anyone, whatever the problem they would try the best to help people get on the right track to be productive citizens and patrons in the world in general. I grew up meeting ambassadors of different nations, politicians of our beautiful country of which I am proud to call myself an American, students who have moved on to become CEO' s of there own business to accommodate our struggling economy, random souls seeking a chance in life to be successful. This is by far the most catastrophic and saddening issue to reward these amazing human beings that I am so fortunate to say are my parents. For the years of service they have devoted their enti
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
My Parents: from Mariam Amal, daughter of Hnia and Abdelkadr Amal What happened and how can you help?
Final supporters
My Parents: from Mariam Amal, daughter of Hnia and Abdelkadr Amal
What happened and how can you help?
Overview:Many of you know my parents as friends, like family or many of you have known my parents over the years because they reached out to you and gave freely of their time, support and funding during a challenging time. They drove you to doctors appointments, enrolled you in school, helped youfind a job, a place to live, babysat, connected you to friends and resources or just gave genuine encouragement. Throughout my childhood, we always had a boarder and we were always offering a helping hand.
My parents and my family are now facing our own challenging time given recent events involving my parents’ relationship with Fouzia Haddag. The purpose of this open letter is to clearly outline and detail recent events as the speculation and storytelling has resulted in confusion and wildly inaccurate (media) portrayals of my parents causing great distress. They have lived, loved and worked in the U.S. with only a parking ticket in the last 30 plus years and it is with sadness that we face the current situation:
· A civil suit against my parents brought on by Fouzia Haddag was dismissed. None of the accusations and wrong doings were proven/substantiated.
· Many of our friends who knew Fouzia and encountered her on multiple occasion inside and outside of my parent’s home wrote letters and gave legal statements that she was given the utmost consideration and respect. When she left my parent’s home she did so on her own decision seeking to marry a man to gain citizenship and avoid, due to her immigration status, returning to Morocco.
These are the facts. Any other accusation or story that has been lifted from these events is not credible.
To Our Dear Friends:Thank you for your outpouring of support. Many of you ask what you can do to help my parents. I can tell you they are heartbroken and deeply affected as you can imagine by the attention and the way the media has portrayed them. This is the perfect example of how damaging “news” can be, convicting someone by its portrayal, making it too easy to judge - before guilt has been proven or discovered. They are proud of the life they have lived both in the U.S. and in Morocco and this situation has placed the greatest stress on their spirits and physicalhealth. So what can you do? Reach out in whatever way you feel comfortable to say hello, say thank you for what they might have done for you in the past, wish them well, or offer yourprayersand comfort. Send a text, a card, or flowers, knock on the door, call, call for a visit, bring over a cake, email, Face Book…express your support and encouragement during this difficult time. It would mean so much.
When you are asked about my parents, you can respond by saying it is a private legal matter they are dealing with and you are not in a position to offer details or ideas one way or the other. You wish them well. We need to keep the public speculation and “gossip” to a minimum and behalf of my family, we appreciate your help.
Feel free to send this to those who are inquiring and contact me directly with any questions.
Sincerely,
Mariam Amal, Daughter of the Amal Family
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I love this great women and never can forget what she did and still doing to us me and my family. when I first came to this country.I found her, she Did many things for us and her husband too abdel kader Amal. they found us job and apartment, car..... And even helped with money . I'm really sorry for what happened to this nice couple.
I really love this family cause all they did is helping anyone who needs help and Because Mr AMAL sponsor I am in the US
I've known this family for almost 40 years. They are and have always been generous, kind and compassionate to all people.
God bless you
Letter to the judge from Daughter of the Amal family My name is Mariam Amal. I am the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Amal. I am currently a manager at Tommy Bahama at Potomac Mills and have been employed there for about two years. I am going to be twenty nine years old this june. I am a mother of a insanely loved and well taken care of young boy thanks to the immense help from his grandparents. My mother and father basically took on another child with no hesitation and without prejudice of cultural traditions where I could have been disowned. I was raised in a home that not only taught us how to humble ourselves with love and respect, but also pure teachings of diplomacy and offering a helping hand to anyone in need. If there were any people to be described as by the book, my parents are prime candidates. Everything paid for on time,or I should say early, all school functions with great enthusiasm with participation. Everything that you can consider the best parenting available, I consider myself a lucky child growing up. Your honor, myself and many others would not be where we are today with out their amazingly correct guidance. Pillars to our community, and when I say community I'm not only mentioning a Moroccan community but describing the metropolitan community of all nations considering our diversity. They never close the door on anyone, whatever the problem they would try the best to help people get on the right track to be productive citizens and patrons in the world in general. I grew up meeting ambassadors of different nations, politicians of our beautiful country of which I am proud to call myself an American, students who have moved on to become CEO' s of there own business to accommodate our struggling economy, random souls seeking a chance in life to be successful. This is by far the most catastrophic and saddening issue to reward these amazing human beings that I am so fortunate to say are my parents. For the years of service they have devoted their enti
Every signature counts!
My Dear Family, you have all my support
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I love this great women and never can forget what she did and still doing to us me and my family. when I first came to this country.I found her, she Did many things for us and her husband too abdel kader Amal. they found us job and apartment, car..... And even helped with money . I'm really sorry for what happened to this nice couple.