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@choosejoy70: Sun, Run, Repeat ☀️#littlethings #appreciateeachday #walkingonsunshine #52feelsgreat #bepresent #sundayfunday #blessed#fitteacher #chooseyourself#healthylife #feedyourmind #betheenergyyouwanttoattract

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bungee8274
Bungee8274 :
#gorgeous
2023-05-02 02:03:56
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richandbirdie
Rich and Birdie :
52....I need to get with the program 🤦🏻‍♂️you look amazing! 😊
2023-05-02 02:38:51
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.daniel.53
Dan :
Very fit. Im impressed!!!
2023-05-02 12:38:46
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markcoulterparcou
Mark Coulter ParCou :
So true. Keep knocking it out dear 💙
2023-05-02 03:14:43
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sheilab527
SheilaB527 :
❤️❤️❤️
2023-05-02 04:16:05
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deidradempseyruss
deidradempseyruss :
❤❤❤
2023-05-02 11:49:58
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kathrynhollispeters
Kathryn Hollis Peters :
Awesome!
2023-05-03 13:49:55
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harleythetibetanmastiff
LorraineDaniele :
At our age the pooch is very common. How do avoid it?
2023-05-31 02:14:25
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If you exaggerate your mistakes, they will frighten you, and if you minimize them, you will consider them insignificant. Give them their true dimensions so that you can cope with them and correct them. Be big enough to admit your mistakes, strong enough to correct them, and smart enough to benefit from them if you fail. Strive for what is beneficial. Seek help from Allah and do not despair, and do not say:
If you exaggerate your mistakes, they will frighten you, and if you minimize them, you will consider them insignificant. Give them their true dimensions so that you can cope with them and correct them. Be big enough to admit your mistakes, strong enough to correct them, and smart enough to benefit from them if you fail. Strive for what is beneficial. Seek help from Allah and do not despair, and do not say: "If only I had done such and such, then such and such would have happened." Do not lament your lot, do not blame your fate, and do not humiliate yourself, for discontent will not benefit you, and the word "If only" opens the door to the work of Satan, and his work is oppression, intimidation, and exaggeration.
If you exaggerate your mistakes, they will frighten you, and if you minimize them, you will consider them insignificant. Give them their true dimensions so that you can cope with them and correct them. Be big enough to admit your mistakes, strong enough to correct them, and smart enough to benefit from them if you fail. Strive for what is beneficial. Seek help from Allah and do not despair, and do not say:
If you exaggerate your mistakes, they will frighten you, and if you minimize them, you will consider them insignificant. Give them their true dimensions so that you can cope with them and correct them. Be big enough to admit your mistakes, strong enough to correct them, and smart enough to benefit from them if you fail. Strive for what is beneficial. Seek help from Allah and do not despair, and do not say: "If only I had done such and such, then such and such would have happened." Do not lament your lot, do not blame your fate, and do not humiliate yourself, for discontent will not benefit you, and the word "If only" opens the door to the work of Satan, and his work is oppression, intimidation, and exaggeration.
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WHAT IS GHIBAH? ghibah (الغيبة) - Backbiting. It was also reported from Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) that one day the Messenger of Allah ﷺ asked: “Do you know what ghibah is?” The people said: “Allah and His Messenger know best.” The Prophet ﷺ said: “This is mentioning something about your Muslim brother that he would not like.” Someone said: “What if what I am saying is true of my brother?” He said: “If what you are saying is true of him, then you have committed ghiba, and if it is not true of him, then you have slandered him!” 📚Muslim 2589. Imam an-Nawawi, explaining the meaning of ghiba and its types, said: “Ghiba is mentioning something about a person that he would not like. Whether it is a physical defect, a flaw in religion, or in his life affairs, or in his behavior, or in his children, or in what concerns his wife, his servants, even his clothes, his gait, or his joyful mood, or his frowning appearance, and the like, which is related to this. And it does not matter whether these shortcomings were mentioned in words, gestures, or facial expressions.” 📚al-Adhkar 288. Also, the scholars attributed to ghiba the words of those who, when mentioning a Muslim, say: “May Allah forgive us,” or: “May Allah have mercy on him,” while hinting at the one whom they mentioned, and saying this mockingly, making it so that they begin to think badly of the one whom they mentioned. 📚Fath al-Bari 10/469, 📚al-Adhkar 290.
WHAT IS GHIBAH? ghibah (الغيبة) - Backbiting. It was also reported from Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) that one day the Messenger of Allah ﷺ asked: “Do you know what ghibah is?” The people said: “Allah and His Messenger know best.” The Prophet ﷺ said: “This is mentioning something about your Muslim brother that he would not like.” Someone said: “What if what I am saying is true of my brother?” He said: “If what you are saying is true of him, then you have committed ghiba, and if it is not true of him, then you have slandered him!” 📚Muslim 2589. Imam an-Nawawi, explaining the meaning of ghiba and its types, said: “Ghiba is mentioning something about a person that he would not like. Whether it is a physical defect, a flaw in religion, or in his life affairs, or in his behavior, or in his children, or in what concerns his wife, his servants, even his clothes, his gait, or his joyful mood, or his frowning appearance, and the like, which is related to this. And it does not matter whether these shortcomings were mentioned in words, gestures, or facial expressions.” 📚al-Adhkar 288. Also, the scholars attributed to ghiba the words of those who, when mentioning a Muslim, say: “May Allah forgive us,” or: “May Allah have mercy on him,” while hinting at the one whom they mentioned, and saying this mockingly, making it so that they begin to think badly of the one whom they mentioned. 📚Fath al-Bari 10/469, 📚al-Adhkar 290.

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