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k.terezkaaq
Terez :
dream body..
2026-08-28 11:08:26
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marczuktati
tatiana :
where is your set from
2026-08-28 11:59:56
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analaura_matchaqueen
Ana_Laura :
Your set is so cute, From where is it ??
2026-08-28 11:07:35
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yeppers987654321
Yep :
Always look the best
2026-08-28 11:25:54
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usernumberzer00
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ratiomaxing
2026-08-28 13:56:11
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The Al-Khidr Shrine was a monument located in Failaka Island dating back to the late 19th century. It was dedicated to the figure of Al-Khidr, who locals believed caused the land to turn green wherever he went and gifted Failaka with underground freshwater. People believed it protected fisherman, cured diseases and infertility. People would visit the shrine, sacrificing sheep and asking for blessings, and women would pray and sprinkle rosewater at the shrine when wishing for a child. Due to ‘unrealistic’ actions, the shrine was demolished by Failaka’s governor in the 1930s, yet people still kept coming back to the shrine and was rebuilt many times, with pictures existing as early as 1937 in Freya Stark’s Baghdad Sketches. Locals remember Salha Al-Bnaya (Salha the girl) who devoted herself to the shrine and maintained it. It was permanently demolished in 1976 by the government as it went against the beliefs of the state. Prepared by @zdashtiii
The Al-Khidr Shrine was a monument located in Failaka Island dating back to the late 19th century. It was dedicated to the figure of Al-Khidr, who locals believed caused the land to turn green wherever he went and gifted Failaka with underground freshwater. People believed it protected fisherman, cured diseases and infertility. People would visit the shrine, sacrificing sheep and asking for blessings, and women would pray and sprinkle rosewater at the shrine when wishing for a child. Due to ‘unrealistic’ actions, the shrine was demolished by Failaka’s governor in the 1930s, yet people still kept coming back to the shrine and was rebuilt many times, with pictures existing as early as 1937 in Freya Stark’s Baghdad Sketches. Locals remember Salha Al-Bnaya (Salha the girl) who devoted herself to the shrine and maintained it. It was permanently demolished in 1976 by the government as it went against the beliefs of the state. Prepared by @zdashtiii
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