@ahmedalhjamy1: قد يأكلون لفرطِ الجوعِ انفسهم لكنهم من قدور الغير ما اكلو💔 #الجنوب #الاهوار #عزة_النفس #الناصرية #اقتباسات #CapCut

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hmodealgbori
احمد الصالح :
:عزة النفس العفه كريم النفس
2024-09-13 11:20:14
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1pg1_
Hussein :
مااجمل عزه النفس واما اقبح الفقر
2024-09-13 10:32:52
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user062683341
الشايب ✈️ :
عمر الفقر مارد النشامى عن الطيب او عمر المال ماعز النفوس الرديه والله والنعم من شاربك
2024-09-13 16:45:21
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sonrisas_iq
ابتسـامات || sonrisas :
يكول اضن ما طالب بحيث كميت الثقه هيج واصله عنده!
2024-09-13 15:46:36
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user22748270492
(-_(-_(-_-)_-) (-_(-_(-_-🇩🇿 :
"لا تحدثني كثيرا عن الدين بل دعني أرى الدين في أفعالك". "إذا شعرت بالألم فأنت حي، ولكن إذا شعرت بألم الآخرين فأنت إنسان"
2024-09-13 23:19:46
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pzis_
دوحہٰيٰ| 𝓓𝓸𝓱𝓪⋆ :
اجمل وصف من العملاق الشاعر عبد الرزاق قد ياكلون لفرط الجوع انفسهم لكننهم من قدور الغير ما اكلو
2024-09-13 13:44:17
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s15vs
𝑆𝐴𝐽𝐴𝐷 𝐴𝐷𝐸𝐿 :
( ان الله يرزق بلعزة ما لا يرزق بالسؤال ) والله ونعم منك ان شاء الله كرامتك دوم مرفوعة وربي ينطيك على گد نيتك وينطي كل واحد محتاج 🤲🤲
2024-09-13 21:09:23
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dystqcmai9vu
dystqcmai9vu :
قالها امير المؤمنين علي بن أبي طالب( عليه السلام ) [ رب فقير اعز من أسد ]
2024-09-14 07:09:43
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_43kn
كــرار الــــعبادي :
ادبني ربي فأحسن تائديبي✨
2024-09-13 16:37:29
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ha_sn199
حسن الرواشي :
هذا سحيمي لو اني مشتبه؟
2024-09-14 08:41:55
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alhashemi..313
Mohammad Hashemi :
اللهي بحق الحسين الشهيد ان تغني هذا الشخص وتغني جميع الفقراء .... نبذه مختصره هذا الشخص عن الشرف والكرامة والعز
2024-09-13 17:40:45
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j.pbq
jafaar 🌟 :
في أعماق الجوع قد يلتهم الإنسان ذاته لكنه لن يمد يده إلى ما ليس له.
2024-09-13 16:05:33
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c._ov
ِ :
ايكله ربي علمني 💔💔
2024-09-13 10:23:58
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roger_iq91
Roger_iq91 :
عزت النفس فوك كل شي
2024-09-13 17:33:02
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salihsaad78
salihsaad :
أنعم وأكرم...ربي يرزقه ويوفقه بحق محمد وآل محمد
2024-09-13 16:39:49
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ali_mousa_10
علي موسى :
البيت الشعري البليغ لعبد الرزاق عبد الواحد
2024-09-13 15:56:32
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user53796810943858
user53796810943858 :
شباب اروحلكم فدوه بس اريد هاذه الصوت الي بل فيديو شكتب على اليوتيوب ويطلعلي فدوه
2024-09-14 01:02:11
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.ali.30
علي الشبلي :
هذا انسان شريف وعفيف الله يرزقنه من واسع انعامه
2024-09-13 17:05:10
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8.mf_h..1988
حہفيہد آلَآشہتہر🇮🇶 :
لذلك تجد من يحارب فطرة الانسان هذا القناعه كنز لا يفنه
2024-09-13 16:52:30
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user3636527612279
حمودي الطائي🦅🧿 :
غصباً عليه اتابعك 🤍🤴
2024-09-13 15:57:17
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alk7sn
Alk7sn :
عزه النفس تضاهي حياة الملوك ✨علي بن أبي طالب عليه السلام
2024-10-11 20:13:50
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a22.ao
احمد عباس❤️🇮🇶 :
الله يا عزت النفس ❤️🙆
2024-10-09 14:01:53
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kma_al3n4z
Karam :
ابتسامتك تكفي بالله .. ربي يرزقني و يزيدني من قناعتك و اخلاقك و عفتك
2024-09-14 07:11:40
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.sjad13
سجاد راجي :
عزة النفس 🌹💚
2024-09-13 19:47:09
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aiguone
᷂حمدان :
يا عزة النفس كوني في العلا قمراً 💔💔
2024-09-24 15:25:58
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REMINDER TO START YOUR PEPPER SEEDS: We are in a winter hardy zone and our growing season is short so our suggested seed start for peppers is usually around February-March. But I have found that by doing this months earlier between December-January, gives the plants time to grow and about 2-3 times the amount of harvest. If you have room to start them indoors and up-pot, then here's what you need to know. Peppers seeds best germinate in temperatures between 80–90°F (27–32°C). Lower temperatures will make germination slower. Super hot varieties take longer between 2-4 weeks. No light is needed during germination, best to have warmth and humidity, so keep your trays in a warm location.  Once the seeds have sprouted, you can then provide a light source.  Pepper seedlings tend to grow lanky in window lighting. For stronger and healthier seedling growth, invest in a growlight. They are worth it and are energy efficient. When they have 4 true leaves, they are potted up and topped off after 1-2 weeks. Removing the top stem and leaves encourages new branches to grow which makes the plant stronger and be more productive. When early flowers start to appear, I carefully remove them so that the plant can focus on growing. By the end of May the weather was warm enough and I slowly introduced the plants to the outdoor environment by placing them in a shaded area for 2 days, then late afternoon sun for another 2 days and finally full sun for 2 more days. This process is called hardening which prevents the plant leaves from getting burned by the heat of the sun. By the first week of June they are transplanted into their final spot. I grow mainly in containers from 5 gallon and up. 1 plant will do well in a 5-8 gallon container and 10 gallon and up, 2-3 plants can fit. My soil mix consists of equal parts coir, perlite and compost. During transplant, I added chicken manure granules, gypsum and rock dust for minerals. Then every month, I fertilize with a handful of chicken manure granules and I water every other day. For pest control, the lady bugs took care of aphids for me and I used traps for flies.
REMINDER TO START YOUR PEPPER SEEDS: We are in a winter hardy zone and our growing season is short so our suggested seed start for peppers is usually around February-March. But I have found that by doing this months earlier between December-January, gives the plants time to grow and about 2-3 times the amount of harvest. If you have room to start them indoors and up-pot, then here's what you need to know. Peppers seeds best germinate in temperatures between 80–90°F (27–32°C). Lower temperatures will make germination slower. Super hot varieties take longer between 2-4 weeks. No light is needed during germination, best to have warmth and humidity, so keep your trays in a warm location. Once the seeds have sprouted, you can then provide a light source. Pepper seedlings tend to grow lanky in window lighting. For stronger and healthier seedling growth, invest in a growlight. They are worth it and are energy efficient. When they have 4 true leaves, they are potted up and topped off after 1-2 weeks. Removing the top stem and leaves encourages new branches to grow which makes the plant stronger and be more productive. When early flowers start to appear, I carefully remove them so that the plant can focus on growing. By the end of May the weather was warm enough and I slowly introduced the plants to the outdoor environment by placing them in a shaded area for 2 days, then late afternoon sun for another 2 days and finally full sun for 2 more days. This process is called hardening which prevents the plant leaves from getting burned by the heat of the sun. By the first week of June they are transplanted into their final spot. I grow mainly in containers from 5 gallon and up. 1 plant will do well in a 5-8 gallon container and 10 gallon and up, 2-3 plants can fit. My soil mix consists of equal parts coir, perlite and compost. During transplant, I added chicken manure granules, gypsum and rock dust for minerals. Then every month, I fertilize with a handful of chicken manure granules and I water every other day. For pest control, the lady bugs took care of aphids for me and I used traps for flies.

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