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What about all those innocent children?

They say the smallest coffins are the heaviest,

and there's no weight like that of a child's loss.

It pulls on the soul in ways no words can ever capture.

For their loved ones, especially a parent, it's unimaginable grief.

How do you bury your whole world?

But even when you're told that their souls are in a better place, does that really take away the pain? Where are they now? What happens when children

by the thousands are being murdered and sent to the Barzach. And how can we reconcile their restful fate

with the sheer injustice of what brought them there in the first place?

Before the people of Gaza endured this episode of the genocide, it was the image of

Muhammad Ad Durra over 20 years ago being murdered in the lap of his father that became a symbol

of the Palestinian uprising. Before the people of the ditch were thrown into their fire,

it was the preaching of a young boy that set that tyrant off. Eventually, that same young boy

was tied to a tree and had an arrow put right through him, killing him in front of his people.

This preceded the genocide of his time, but he's still alive through the Quran that has immortalized

his story until this day. His soul is with Allah forever and his story remains with us.

But something else happens in the time of the Sahaba that's extremely interesting.

It's narrated that during the time of Omu al-Khatab, as Islam spread throughout the world, they actually found the grave of this boy that they would read about centuries later.

And guess what? His body was intact. In fact, it was so intact that the wound from the arrow

was so fresh to the extent that when they moved his hand from it, the blood still flowed.

How many times have you heard stories of the bodies of Shohadat recovered throughout the world

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