When a person crosses borders, it is not just geography that changes, but their mentality and ethics should also change. However, there are those who insist on carrying the filth of their thoughts with them to the diaspora, sowing corruption wherever they go. These criminals, who are not satisfied with what they have committed in their homelands, are determined to transfer their failures and sins to new communities. And although fleeing from one's homeland may provide them with safety, escaping from a sick mind remains impossible, and here comes the "khawa" infiltrating the diaspora, corrupting everything.

Khawa... is not just a behavior, but a corrupt culture!

The truth that everyone must know is that khawa is not just an individual behavior that can be reformed, but a filthy culture, fed by feelings of greed and violence. Khawa sneaks into the diaspora as if it is part of the criminal's genes, this person who cannot live without harming those around him. And worse still, these criminals use the needs of others to achieve their gains, exploiting the kindness and weakness of people, turning the diaspora into a playground for manipulation and extortion. Woe to anyone who objects, for they will not hesitate to use every dirty trick to make everyone submissive to them, believing that everyone around them is merely a tool to fulfill their sick desires.

Khawa has no place in the diaspora... beware!

Do not think that extortion will be limited to immigrants who fall victim to circumstances. Khawa affects everyone, including those willing to build a new life on solid foundations. If you are thinking of a fresh start, remember that khawa is waiting for the right moment to make its presence known. This sick mindset will not stay far from you; it could be the neighbor, the employee at your workplace, or someone who shares your social circle. Beware of falling into their trap, for every word and every action could be the beginning of their climbing at your expense.

The "khawa" model... between the criminal and the deviant thought

If anyone thinks that "khawa" is just a term used to cover up misbehavior, they must realize the bitter truth: those who practice khawa are individuals who do not hesitate at anything to achieve their goals. They engage in extortion in its ugliest forms, whether on the level of money or influence. And if you think of turning a blind eye, you are thereby contributing to the spread of this corrupt mindset, which drags behind it tragedies and destruction. Do not allow this mindset to expand, and do not be a cause for spreading fear and injustice.

Khawa... the deadly way of life!

Know that khawa is not an incidental behavior, but a way of life. These criminals do not view others except as tools for extortion. If we let them have the floor to develop their schemes, we will see the diaspora turning into a place saturated with ruin and chaos. But the reality is that hope can lie in confronting them. You must be vigilant and not allow these mindsets to find a place in your new community. For strength lies in unity, and success comes from rejecting khawa in all its forms. The opportunity is before you to be part of the solution, not the problem.

Intimidation and warning: Do not accept khawa

Dear immigrants, dear good individuals, caution is essential. Do not put yourselves in positions of weakness, and do not allow anyone to exploit the needs of simple people. Khawa is the germ that corrupts any community, destroys hope, and deepens conflicts. Neglecting to confront this danger means accepting the destruction of all our lives. Be aware, do not pay attention to those who trade in extortion, and do not accept to be part of a long series of tragedies that begin with khawa and never end.

Encouragement to change reality: You are the strongest!

However, not everything is gloomy. There is always a chance for change, a chance to eradicate these pests. For you are the strongest, and the diaspora is your opportunity to build a new life free from fear or exploitation. Choose to be part of the future built on solidarity and justice, rather than becoming witnesses to the destruction of hope. The diaspora must be a new beginning, not a playground for khawa.