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ali_rk16
علي الصدري :
السلام على من احيا سنة السير الى كربلاء المقدسة
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السلام على الصدر المقدس
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السلام على شهيد الجمعه
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qasim1998.24
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ما ننساه فضلك يا محمد 🥰
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افتح التنزيل
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اخي تره اكو ناس تمشي بالخمسينات والستينات والسبعينات والثمانينات والتسيعانات لان الامام الحسين من استشهد صار الناس تروح زوره مشي اما فترة صدام منع المشي بس الناس هم ماهمهم شي وبقو يمشون والسيد الشهيد هنا شجع الناس على الزياره وحتى ماكال مشي حتى الناس ماتنقتل من قبل البعثيه وانما كال حتلو بسياره يعني موقضيه مشي لو سياره لان المشي للامام الحسين من زمان الناس تمشي
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اَلسّلامُعَلَىٰ مُحيِي شَعِيرة الأربَعين . الفاتحة والدعاء لشهيد الله يرحمكم الله #ان_في_ذكره_منفعة
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الذي يمشي إلى كربلاء يعتقل ويحكم 6اشهر سجن
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