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مــوســى♕ :

مرحوم يترحم المرحوم واني ترحملهم😔🖤

2024-09-05 00:58:10

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صادق حيدر :

ب2018 اني اسمع بشار وشباب بعدهم رعد ناصري ميعرفو 😅

2024-09-05 05:16:26

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ابسلوت😉😉 :

زرعت اني الوفة 💔🙁

2024-09-04 15:36:44

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﮼ابو،سرحان 🐺 :

زرعت انه الوفه والثمر للغير 😫💔

2024-09-05 17:47:32

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ࢪيڪاردۅ 𓆩ʜʀ𓆪 ؟َِ🚸 :

ফাংশন সহ হ্যালো মিলিয়ন অভিনন্দনধরধরনের ফাংশন সহফাংশন সহ হ্যালো মিলিয়ন অভিনন্দনধরধরনের ফাংশন সহফাংশন সহ হ্যালো মিলিয়ন অভিন

2024-09-05 01:39:14

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حمدان :

للعلم بشار من الديوانيه حي العصري

2024-09-13 23:32:47

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عٌمًر زٍيَزٍوٌ :

الله يرحمه بشار الاسمر شلون مات؟

2024-09-30 19:30:34

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مـهـيـدي الـمـالـجـي. :

الخط حلوو

2024-09-05 10:56:02

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﮼عَــبـاسٌ🪐 :

مرحوم يترحم المرحوم واني اترحم الهم💔

2024-10-23 09:39:02

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علي نجم :

اللة يرحمة برحمتة

2024-10-18 02:32:59

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Nisreen :

الله يرحمه

2024-10-14 11:16:54

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zahra🎀 :

شكلي واني اجه لعرس عمي 😅

2024-10-09 09:36:32

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تَہَٰـآرٰيِٰہـخٰ̐ہ⚝ :

من المدرس يمدح الطالب

2024-09-25 10:43:44

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عـبـودات😄💞 :

مرحوم يترحم المرحوم😣

2024-09-10 07:41:31

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موس المالكي :

اوفففف عرفت من عرفت ليث فالح

2024-09-07 00:02:29

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☬꧁آبّـــــن نــــاظم꧂☬ :

استغفر الله 1👈🏻🤍

2024-09-05 22:32:31

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﮼بغداد 🗽، :

لو ينفع*

2024-09-04 20:16:38

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ءبن حازم :

روحي تريد وياه👌💔

2024-11-04 22:23:14

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مراد جاسم :

الله يرحمهم

2024-10-17 12:08:21

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Ahmed Sami :

الله يرحمكم برحمته الواسعة

2024-10-16 21:06:56

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مهدي مايكلسون 😜 :

من 2020 اسمعه بس صارلي شهرين ما اسمعه

2024-10-16 09:32:03

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محمد شياع السوداني :

اوف

2024-10-15 16:59:55

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فلوبا لتحطيم العمريه ³¹³ :

انة اسمع مهدي العبودي بشهر 5 جنت اسمعه

2024-10-11 11:07:19

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zahra🎀 :

افضل فنان بشار الاسمر

2024-10-09 09:35:31

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سجاد القريشي :

الكبير ابن العم

2024-10-02 20:56:01

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