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user1509541802863
ابــــونــــــــوره‍ـ الـدهـمي :
لو خوة الرجال تسوى ملايين خوتك في عيني بمليون رجال انت الخوي اللي على الطيب ممشاك وانت الكفو الي تعادل قبيله
2026-09-27 15:50:52
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usercjiwbgh8pz
سنافي، :
أنت الرفيق اللي على الطيب ممشاك وأنت الخوي اللي تساوي قبيله جعل العدو ياصاحبي من فداياك يالصاحب اللي ماندور بديله
2026-09-28 20:21:47
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.51532085
♡ ( آبو عآمـر آلبجآري) ♡ :
يا اخوي انت السند حزه الضيق وانت الذي يغني عن الناس ظلة . الطيب يرفع من مقام المخاليق وانت بمقامك ترفع الطيب كله
2026-07-21 08:04:10
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ah._g7
احمد غانم السالمي 👑🦅 :
انته اخوي اللي على الطيب ممشاك وانته الكفوو اللي تعادل قبيله 💔
2026-08-12 12:34:16
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qsj771
↜اﺥـو בـםـנ₅₀₁🫡➥ :
انت الصديق اللي له القلب يرتاح ونت العشيراللي يسوى عشيرة ونت الرفيق اللي من العين ماطاح ونت الشقيق اللي مسير مسيره...!!
2026-03-25 08:50:46
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f.h.d.50
™©®™🪶 :
لو خوة الرجال تسوئ ملايين خوتك في عيني بمليوون رجال انت الخوي اللي علا الطيب ممشاك وانت الكفو اللي تعادل قبيله
2025-12-13 21:22:22
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user3486278513037
الليث :
طب الاصحاب واناطبه الشافي ساعة الضيق انا نوره ومصباحه
2024-05-11 19:01:16
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user3016935638547
هشام عيوه :
أنت الصديق اللي له القلب يرتاح وانت العشير اللي يسوى عشيرة وانت الرفيق اللي من العين ماطاح وانت الشقيق اللي مسير مسيره...!!
2026-06-08 22:35:16
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ibrahim7gamil.com0
ابراهيم عبدالله الزير :
انت الخوي اللي على الطيب ممشاك
2026-01-07 21:45:02
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tik_.tarek
tik_tarek :
انت الصديق اللي له القلب يرتاح وانت العشير اللي يسوى عشيرة وانت الرفيق اللي من العين ماطاح وانت الشقيق اللي مسير مسيره...!!
2026-02-19 19:58:50
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user24868678426731
ٕابوهاشل :
اناشهدد
2026-01-18 20:42:29
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k_711_k1
˼♯̶الـقياده طـومــࢪ⁷¹¹🖤💤 :
انت الصديق اللي له القلب يرتاح ونت العشيراللي يسوى عشيرة ونت الرفيق اللي من العين ماطاح ونت الشقيق اللي مسير مسيره...!!
2025-09-10 09:57:32
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user2124816022356
ALWDADY 909 :
*الملح أرخص مادة عند الباعة ; وأغلى مادة عند أبناء الأصول لمن يفهم معناها. .*
2024-02-21 06:30:02
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zjjsushuyiwuw6
حمود الرشيدي :
صح لسانك
2024-03-05 22:11:56
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user9611967565793
. :
منهو
2024-02-23 17:22:29
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sf._811
سـالم بـن شرمـان✪ :
صح لسانك 🤍
2024-03-25 02:21:42
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dkn5090
ابو زايد :
@𓆩˘̯٧٣يزيد الشراري
2024-04-23 03:09:42
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user86825671517183
↵♯̶الزيـ̯͡ـر سـ̯͡ـالم 🚸』 :
ايه والله وانشهد وانشهد وصح ربي منطوقك يانشمي
2024-02-22 22:38:52
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m2hb8
𓅓ابوقيس𓅓 :
لو خوة الرجال تسوئ ملايين خوتك في عيني بمليوون رجال انت الخوي اللي علا الطيب ممشاك وانت الكفو اللي تعادل قبيله
2026-03-09 02:02:32
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user7x7c9qg1cj
ههههه ابو :
نشهد نك كفوو ونعم بك
2024-04-12 19:01:57
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aboareeg11
قلب الاسد :
كفوووو والله ونعم
2024-03-31 21:35:23
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user8123252619183
فتى شبوه✨ :
صح لسانك
2025-10-15 13:29:48
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user1907170362388
🛡✮ا ديــ𝓯ـري𓆩𝟓𝟎𝟓𓆪𓅓⃟✮: :
لو خوة الراجال تسوي ملايين خوتك في عيني تسوي الف مليون رجال انت الخوي الي على الطيب ممشاك ونت الكفو اللى تعدل قبيله
2025-11-14 15:45:13
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aiegevke
...ٕ :
لو خوة الرجال تسوى ملايين خوتك في عيني بمليون رجال انت الخوي اللي على الطيب ممشاك وانت الكفو الي تعادل قبيله
2025-02-17 00:24:01
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user75870699867323
سعود السلمي :
انشهد 👍👍
2024-10-01 18:28:39
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“Friends of God” (اَوْلِیَا awliyāh) is a concept within Islamic spirituality and mysticism that denotes sainthood. Sainthood in our religion is very divergent from the commonly associated notions prevalent in Christianity; that a righteous martyred Christian is canonized by a Church and later venerated and asked for intercession. Sainthood in Islam, however, entails a private and spiritually intimate relationship with God that often goes unnoticed by other Muslims due to the fear of praise and reverence; Mosques and Imams do not institutionalize their righteousness, nor are they asked for prayers after their passing. Sainthood in our religion refers to the Muslims who seek to purify their hearts (تَزْكِيَة tazkiyyāh) and embark on a journey of asceticism (زُهْد zuḥd) to reach the perfection of worship (إحسان iḥsān). They are always mindful of their Lord’s watchfulness, and hence dare not indulge in what displeases Him. “Worship Allāh as if you can see Him, for if you do not see Him, then He surely sees you.” [Shu’ab al-Imān 10060] Famous Muslim Saints are people like the Virgin Mary, for instance, who is described as screening herself from her people to strengthen her relationship with God [Maryam 19:16]. Many Orthodox Sufis refer to this passage when explaining the importance of seeking solace; the virtue of introversion, contemplation, and elongated periods dedicated solely to devotion. The purpose of our existence is our journey to God, and embodying these qualities ensures tranquility. Interestingly, sainthood is a category that every Muslim can reach if they put their mind do it. If we exhibit remarkable fortitude, faith, steadfastness, repentance, God-consciousness, reflection, prayer, supplication, knowledge, and pure love for our Creator—we can become saints. Indeed, this is the closest we arrive to reaching the grace of our Noble Prophets, may God bestow His peace and blessings upon them. Thus, if God tells us that we can become His friends, why do we then not try our absolute best to strive for that title? Is the fleeting sweetness of sin truly worthy of losing such a virtuous epithet? It was narrated that the Prophet ﷺ said: “Among the servants of Allāh are some whom the prophets and martyrs will envy [because of their greatness].” It was said: “Who are they, O Messenger of Allāh, so that we may love them?” He ﷺ replied: “[…] They will not fear when the people fear, and they will not grieve when the people grieve.” Then he recited the words, “Unquestionably, [for] the allies [awliyāh] of Allāh, there will be no fear concerning them, nor will they grieve.” [Yunus 10:62] 📜 Narrated by Abi Dawūd. It was classed as Sahih by Shaykh Al-Albani رحمه الله in Al-Silsilah al-Sahihah 7/1369 #muslimah

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