@diaa_aiad: #المنشاوي_رحمه_الله #المنشاوي_قرآن_كريم #قران_كريم #quran #quran_alkarim

Diaa Aiad
Diaa Aiad
Open In TikTok:
Region: EG
Thursday 09 July 2026 19:24:50 GMT
1105
98
6
10

Music

Download

Comments

suitan51
♚.𝑴𝒐𝒉𝒂𝒎𝒎𝒆𝒅🪄 :
❤️❤️❤️
2026-08-21 02:28:46
0
al_s3ed___3mr
﮼سعيد ﮼عمرو🐺 :
♥️♥️♥️
2026-07-10 06:01:52
0
ahmedmagdynasereldean
𝘈𝘩𝘮𝘦𝘥 𝘔𝘢𝘨𝘥𝘺 𓂆🇵🇸 :
💕💕💕
2026-07-09 23:58:07
0
omar_aiad
عُ🦂 :
♥️♥️♥️
2026-07-09 19:33:51
0
oscar757s
🫀 :
❤️❤️❤️
2026-07-09 19:31:30
0
mo7ab_ibra7im
ٍ ٍمهاب ٍ الجوكر🐺 :
♥♥♥
2026-08-30 11:15:48
0
To see more videos from user @diaa_aiad, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Backyard ‘Weed’ Edition is BACK — and today we’re talking about two plants you’ve probably been pulling up all spring. Let’s stop calling them weeds. God put medicine right outside your door. 👇 WOOD SORREL (those tiny heart-shaped leaves that taste like lemon) -Rich in Vitamin C, Vitamin A & antioxidant flavonoids -Traditionally used for fever reduction & digestive support -Supports urinary tract health -Natural anti-inflammatory Best Use: Brew fresh leaves into a cooling tea, toss into salads, or chew a few leaves on your next walk outside. The seed pods can even be ground as a spice. ⚠️ Contains oxalic acid — use in moderation (don’t go just swallowing handfuls of them like a bag of chip) if you have kidney issues, gout, or arthritis. Treat it like spinach. Never harvest from sprayed areas. WHITE CLOVER (the one with the little white pom-pom flower) -Rich in Vitamin C, protein & calcium -Traditional blood purifier & lymphatic tonic -Supports hormonal balance with natural phytoestrogenic compounds -Used as an expectorant for coughs & congestion Best Use:Dry the flower heads and brew into a sweet, mild tea. Add young leaves raw to salads or smoothies. A gentle everyday wellness herb. ⚠️ Use cautiously with hormone-sensitive conditions. Avoid in LARGE amounts during pregnancy. Always harvest from chemical-free areas. 📌 Save this post and share it— these plants are free, they’re abundant, and they’ve been used for healing for centuries.  Before you forage, remember 3 rules: 1️⃣ Never harvest from sprayed areas 2️⃣ Only pick what you can positively identify 3️⃣ Start small — try a little first (good call for my friends with allergies) The medicine was always there. We just stopped noticing it. 🌱 . . . #Backyardherbs  #herbsforhealth  #herbalmedicine  #EduTok  #learnontiktok
Backyard ‘Weed’ Edition is BACK — and today we’re talking about two plants you’ve probably been pulling up all spring. Let’s stop calling them weeds. God put medicine right outside your door. 👇 WOOD SORREL (those tiny heart-shaped leaves that taste like lemon) -Rich in Vitamin C, Vitamin A & antioxidant flavonoids -Traditionally used for fever reduction & digestive support -Supports urinary tract health -Natural anti-inflammatory Best Use: Brew fresh leaves into a cooling tea, toss into salads, or chew a few leaves on your next walk outside. The seed pods can even be ground as a spice. ⚠️ Contains oxalic acid — use in moderation (don’t go just swallowing handfuls of them like a bag of chip) if you have kidney issues, gout, or arthritis. Treat it like spinach. Never harvest from sprayed areas. WHITE CLOVER (the one with the little white pom-pom flower) -Rich in Vitamin C, protein & calcium -Traditional blood purifier & lymphatic tonic -Supports hormonal balance with natural phytoestrogenic compounds -Used as an expectorant for coughs & congestion Best Use:Dry the flower heads and brew into a sweet, mild tea. Add young leaves raw to salads or smoothies. A gentle everyday wellness herb. ⚠️ Use cautiously with hormone-sensitive conditions. Avoid in LARGE amounts during pregnancy. Always harvest from chemical-free areas. 📌 Save this post and share it— these plants are free, they’re abundant, and they’ve been used for healing for centuries. Before you forage, remember 3 rules: 1️⃣ Never harvest from sprayed areas 2️⃣ Only pick what you can positively identify 3️⃣ Start small — try a little first (good call for my friends with allergies) The medicine was always there. We just stopped noticing it. 🌱 . . . #Backyardherbs #herbsforhealth #herbalmedicine #EduTok #learnontiktok

About