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ما بين تدبيري وتدبير الله، سلام خفي أفكر كثيرًا… ويُرتِّب الله الأفضل. ليس كل ما أريده، لكن كل ما أحتاجه. حين أتركها لله، يزهر قلبي.
ما بين تدبيري وتدبير الله، سلام خفي أفكر كثيرًا… ويُرتِّب الله الأفضل. ليس كل ما أريده، لكن كل ما أحتاجه. حين أتركها لله، يزهر قلبي.

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