Many of us grew up watching Aladdin and often fantasized about finding a magic lamp that would grant us any wish we wanted. However, human desire is endless and choosing what one wants the most can be difficult. InFocus decided to ask young Muslims, "If you had one wish what would it be?" Here are their responses.
"I wish poor people can get rich." (Jude Elaref, 7, Huntington Beach)
"I wish for a huge house with animals." (Abrar Elaref, 6, Huntington Beach)
"I would wish for unlimited wishes." (Samia Wareh, 7, Fountain Valley)
"I would wish for a million dollars." (Tarek Soubra, 10, Garden Grove)
"I would wish to be a famous actress so I can have lots of money and fame." (Dania Ostwani, 10, Fountain Valley)
"I wish I could drive a car without a driver’s license." (Ali Charara, 7, Long Beach)
"I wish for peace on earth so that there will be an end to all the suffering." (Amal Noureldeen, 10, Culver City)
"I wish the world would be made of candy." (Shahrazad Charara, 8, Long Beach)
"I would wish for a bike." (Khaled Kishawai, 6, Anaheim)
"I would wish for everyone to be happy." (Sarah Beydoun, 10, Aliso Veijo)
"I wish that there will be no more wars and that people can love each other." (Yahya Sashawat, 6, Buena Park)
"I wish people can know the beauty of Islam." (Bassel Dekelbab, 9, Orange)
"I wish I can be an Olympic champion." (Sara Hassan, 7, Los Angeles)
"I wish I can be in charge of the whole world so that no more innocent kids die." (Dina Ghanim, 7, Redondo Beach)
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