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🍂لمسات_قرآنية🍂 :

السلام علي من يرد السلام❤

2024-11-14 06:47:55

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راجية المنان :

كيف اخدها نغمه

2024-11-11 02:20:31

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عادل خيرى :

بصوت اسهل شي انك تحطها نغمه انك تنزل الفديو عادي و بعدين تدخل علي ملفات الجهاز و تضغت علي الفديو و تعمل إعادة التسميه و بدل ما هي mp4هتغير رقم 4و تخليه 3و كدا هتبقي mp3 و كدا بقة نغمه و حطها برحتك

2024-11-11 12:36:19

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أحمد الزوبعي ⚔️ :

عليه الصلاة والسلام لكن هموم الحياة تزول بذكر الله وحده، لو كانت الانشوده لله افضل واجمل .

2024-11-11 21:07:51

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🌹عاشقة الوورد🌹 :

كيف اخليها نغمة جوال

2024-11-13 12:03:46

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NaDa Brakat :

انا حطاها نغمه قبل ما اشوف الفديوا

2024-11-12 18:59:35

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rana ahmed :

ازاي اخدها نغمه

2024-11-16 04:42:20

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Yasmin Ragab251 :

اخذهاا نغمه ازاي

2024-11-14 22:13:58

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Ashraf Alshame :

الاستغفار يدفع يشفع ينفع

2024-11-16 15:49:54

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☺️ :

اسم الانشودة ايش

2024-11-26 20:20:54

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marwa🎶 :

اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد

2024-12-02 15:09:50

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OM Mhamad :

كيف انخليها نغمه رنيني ع الآيفون

2024-11-14 06:36:44

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🚫♥🇸🇩500 حور 🇸🇩♥🚫 :

أجمل نغمه😭♥

2024-11-18 02:27:28

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أبن الأصول 889🇪🇬🤞🇮🇹 :

اللهم صل وسلم على حبيبنا محمدﷺ ❤

2024-11-11 11:31:19

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omadam5921 :

ازاي اخذ من الغنمه

2024-11-14 23:29:53

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Ahmad Fato :

نغمة حلوة تجنن🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

2024-11-11 10:03:59

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الحمدلله :

عليه افضل الصلاة والسلام

2024-11-11 09:59:21

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Esraa Wael🤗 :

ازاي اخدها نغمه

2024-11-12 12:58:23

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احـــــمـــــد🤍🕊 :

والله العظيم هيا نغمه فوني 🥰🥰🥰

2024-11-12 00:25:40

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ام رودينا :

اعمل رن ازي

2024-11-11 17:53:31

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البروف :

الحمدلله

2024-11-12 17:13:05

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Ahmad Mhamad :

اللهم صلي وسلم وبارك عليه 🥰🥰🥰

2024-11-11 14:00:24

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1418 هـ :

"عِش للّٰهِ وَمَعَاللّٰهِ ، فَمَا طَابَتِ الحَيَاةُإِلّا بِقُربِهِ".

2024-11-15 20:24:35

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مدريدي :

الله

2024-11-16 15:29:03

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جنة جنة :

استغفر الله العظيم واتوب إليه

2024-11-14 16:37:12

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