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malik.asim250
Malik Asim shahzad :
لاکھوں کروڑوں سلام جناب ابو طالب علیہ السلام پر ♥️
2026-08-05 11:53:11
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monkeyslife30
I Am 🐒 :
حضرت علی تمہارے نزدیک کعبہ میں پیدا ہوئے وجہ بتاؤ کیوں ہوئے تب تو وہ کعبہ نی تھا مسلم کا تب تو وہاں بت تھے اور اتنے سخت لمحے میں حضرت علی رض عنہ کی والدہ وہاں کیوں گی تھی جواب دلیل سے چاہیے گالیوں سے نی کیوں کہ میں خود مولا علی کا عاشق ہو
2026-08-07 18:47:52
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abdulrehmank01
abdul rehman :
ابوطالب کے بھائی ابولہب پھر کافر کیسے ہوئے دونوں ایک ہی باپ کے بیٹے ہیں
2026-08-06 16:46:38
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saqib.raza2158
Saqib Raza :
:گھوڑوں کے زمانے میں پیدل بھاگ جانا تو ایمان کی قوت تھی🤔🤔
2026-08-08 02:36:08
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user6879086622931
user6879086622931 :
Koi explain kary ga please 🙏
2026-08-05 20:54:39
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a.haider1292
A. Haider🥰 :
JB ky apni books main yeh likhte hai ky Nabi pak (saw)ka nikah hazrat Abu talib ney pharhya tha .🥰
2026-08-05 15:55:15
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mr.black1047
Mr.Black :
nabi ne kyn 40 sal bad nabuwat ka dawa kiya wo musalmanon k ghar paida hwe thy kyn kaha k Qul ho Allah o Ahad
2026-08-05 18:38:02
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faraz.alee.92
Faraz Alee Malik :
صدقے صدقے
2026-08-05 01:40:46
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joharsiyal449
Johar siyal :
Ya Ali ya Ali 🙌🏻🏴
2026-08-05 09:41:47
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userpbq0u0faem
احسن علی 313 :
123😁😁😁
2026-08-05 08:10:51
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fasailali914
چوھدری فیصل کھوارہ914♥️ :
لکھوں سلام سردار حضرت ابو طالب علیہ السلام پر
2026-08-08 09:19:37
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ameerhamzaarif10
Pathan :
level yr end kr dia 😂
2026-08-05 14:51:21
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gulam.akbar627
Gulam Akbar :
Allah pak ap ky darjat buland kry ameen 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
2026-08-05 16:22:35
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pasha1101272
pasha :
Geo mashAllah ❤️💞💖
2026-08-05 06:06:38
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shoaibkhansolangi4
Shoaib 🚩Haideri🙌 :
Wha wha mola jannat ma ala makam de ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
2026-08-05 16:02:20
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asadjamari06
ASAD Jamari :
surah al aman ayat, 159-160
2026-08-09 07:29:04
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masim138
Asim :
geo Ali madad
2026-08-05 18:05:56
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512naeemjani313
Naeemjani :
2026-08-06 11:58:11
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xherazi786
*Syed Sardar* :
Geo Haq ada kr Dia
2026-08-05 19:04:22
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muhammed.nabeel05
Muhammed Nabeel :
Abu talib k Walid Kon thay unka mazhab kia tha
2026-08-17 13:24:23
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zaman_butt00
ᏃᎯᎷᎯᏁ ᏰᏬᏖᏖ🎭 :
kamal😂❤️❤️❤️❤️🔥🏴🔥
2026-08-05 15:28:29
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Born in Mogadishu in 1939 during the final years of Italian colonial rule to a Somali and Yemeni family , Naji grew up between cultures and languages which shaped his music career. His fluency in different languages reflected the world around him. From an early age, he was drawn to music, poetry, and language, passions that would shape the course of his life. His journey began with the band Luna Somala before his talents earned him a place at Radio Mogadishu in the early years of Somali independence. There, he evolved from performer to composer, producer, and eventually leader. Whether playing the guitar, oud, mandolin, or piano, Naji approached music as both an art and a responsibility. The height of his career happened when he started  Drawing inspiration from Somalia’s rich nomadic poetic  heritage earning him to be the most celebrated performer of Belwo, a poetic musical genre known for its emotional depth. When civil war shattered the nation in 1991, Naji joined countless others forced into exile. Living first in Yemen and later in London, he remained physically distant from Somalia but never spiritually separated from it. His songs mourned the country’s suffering while calling for reconciliation and renewal. Through music and poetry, he asked difficult questions about loss, identity, and the future of the Somali people. His commitment extended beyond the stage. During peace efforts and national discussions, Naji advocated for dialogue, stability, and mutual understanding. To many, he was not simply a musician but a moral voice urging Somalis to remember their shared identity and common destiny. When he returned to Somalia decades later, it symbolized more than a personal homecoming. It reflected the enduring hope that the nation itself could heal and reunite. Until the end of his life, Ahmed Naji Sa’ad remained devoted to that vision. #somalitiktok #somalitography7
Born in Mogadishu in 1939 during the final years of Italian colonial rule to a Somali and Yemeni family , Naji grew up between cultures and languages which shaped his music career. His fluency in different languages reflected the world around him. From an early age, he was drawn to music, poetry, and language, passions that would shape the course of his life. His journey began with the band Luna Somala before his talents earned him a place at Radio Mogadishu in the early years of Somali independence. There, he evolved from performer to composer, producer, and eventually leader. Whether playing the guitar, oud, mandolin, or piano, Naji approached music as both an art and a responsibility. The height of his career happened when he started Drawing inspiration from Somalia’s rich nomadic poetic heritage earning him to be the most celebrated performer of Belwo, a poetic musical genre known for its emotional depth. When civil war shattered the nation in 1991, Naji joined countless others forced into exile. Living first in Yemen and later in London, he remained physically distant from Somalia but never spiritually separated from it. His songs mourned the country’s suffering while calling for reconciliation and renewal. Through music and poetry, he asked difficult questions about loss, identity, and the future of the Somali people. His commitment extended beyond the stage. During peace efforts and national discussions, Naji advocated for dialogue, stability, and mutual understanding. To many, he was not simply a musician but a moral voice urging Somalis to remember their shared identity and common destiny. When he returned to Somalia decades later, it symbolized more than a personal homecoming. It reflected the enduring hope that the nation itself could heal and reunite. Until the end of his life, Ahmed Naji Sa’ad remained devoted to that vision. #somalitiktok #somalitography7

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