Adli Yacubi
Cape-born writer weaving memory, tasbīḥ, and resistance. Creator of Rabbānī scrolls & The Road to Return. I write where the sacred meets the everyday — in Cape idiom, longing, laughter, and the rhythm of remembrance.
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The Sentence That Had to Be Seen Whole
I recently bought Arrival, although I had watched it many times before. I also found the PDF of Ted Chiang’s Story of Your Life, the short story on which the film is based.
This time, Arrival brought together my fascination with Arabic, my...
The River Hidden in the Day
I should have seen it coming.
The Arabic word for day is al-nahār: النَّهَار
The Arabic word for river is al-nahr: النَّهْر
One opens into a long ā; the other remains brief and concentrated. Yet both arise from the same three letters: ن...
When Appetite Learns to Speak
Some words don’t explain life. They expose it.
Appetite is one of those words.
We usually think of appetite as hunger for food. But the Prophet ﷺ speaks of something far deeper. He speaks of what lies between the jaws and what lies betwee...
Twintig Sifaat
I did not remember Wujūd.
I did not remember Qidam, Baqāʾ, Qudrah or Irādah.
When my brother-in-law Abubakr, Boebie Shabudien, said that these were among the twintig sifaat, I thought he was speaking about a different lesson. The attribut...
The Island Was Too Small to Contain Him
For many years, I had a copy of a letter from Nelson Mandela. Then it disappeared among the ordinary losses of a long life: papers moved, boxes emptied, files misplaced, memory certain that something once existed without being able to prove...
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Cape-born writer weaving memory, tasbīḥ, and resistance. Creator of Rabbānī scrolls & The Road to Return. I write where the sacred meets the everyday — in Cape idiom, longing, laughter, and the rhythm of remembrance.
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