@telwazeer: فن السكوت

Tarek El Wazeer
Tarek El Wazeer
Open In TikTok:
Region: EG
Friday 04 September 2026 20:21:23 GMT
51403
3349
50
549

Music

Download

Comments

heba.soliman34
Heba Soliman :
أنا بتبهر بكلامك فعلا كله صح . ربنا يزيدك من فضله وعلمه
2026-09-04 20:51:01
12
mariiiam.galal
Mariam Galal :
I missed your content
2026-09-04 22:04:12
1
hano1943
Hana :
صح فهمنا بعد ماخسرنا كتير 😁
2026-09-04 22:14:09
7
taha.abdeltawab4
Taha Abdeltawab :
محدش بيحب الشخص اللى عامل فيها فاهم ،، ولا حتى الشخص اللى فاهم فعلا ... وعجبى
2026-09-05 14:00:09
2
aliyara72
Ali Yara :
تجويع الطرف الآخر من ردة الفعل السلبية التي ينتظرها منك..بالكثير من اللامبالاة بمبالات…. وجهة رأي
2026-09-05 13:09:40
1
safy.hima
safy hima :
المشكله لم بيغلطو بيرمو الغلط علينا انت منبهتناش ليه وقعدت ساكت انت فرحان فينا
2026-09-05 21:38:07
0
nadia.elwali.chagrane.55
Nadia elwali chagrane👑🇲🇦 :
بعطي نصيحة فقط إلي طلب مني إذا أحد يشتكي لي من شي بسمعو حتى يخلص واسئلو بدك نصيحة أو فقط بدك تفرغ إلي في نفسك
2026-09-05 21:36:20
0
robyfouad5
RobyFouadYehia :
شكرا انك فاتح ال download .. اصل مفيش فيديو لك ينفع يتشاف مرة واحدة 🌹
2026-09-05 17:16:59
1
doaaabdellatif6
Doaa🦌 :
دي حقيقة فعلا
2026-09-05 20:09:59
0
aseel_elo
Aseel :
كلام عمممميق🤍✅
2026-09-05 03:08:51
2
ramadanzaki2030
ابو عبدالرحمن 🤍 :
التجاهل ملك اللعبة 👌👌👌
2026-09-04 20:47:30
2
zamany80
مـᥫ᭡ـيـمو|𝐌𝑬𝐌𝙊👑 :
الفيديو طلعلي وانا مستاءة من زوجي ليه مابيرد عليي😳 وكمان بيطلب مني اسكت
2026-09-04 21:56:53
2
samar7988
S/N :
انا كده ❤بتجاهل وبسكت وانا فاهمه كل حاجة 😂
2026-09-05 19:48:58
0
md._.clinic
Mostafa Amer :
اختصارأ للفيديو : المثل الي بقول متحشرش انفك ف الي ملكش فيه 👌
2026-09-04 22:33:32
1
samehsamir2900
Sameh Samir :
2026-09-04 22:17:03
1
tota.toty45
tota toty :
فعليا مش بتدخل ف اي حاجه ماليش فيها وبوفر دماغي لكن الناس الموذيه مبنسلمش منها
2026-09-05 20:09:18
0
user51z4lo0sg4
A🇸🇦 :
كنت كذا وبطلت وفهمت الدرس
2026-09-05 19:39:34
0
sasosasosasosasosasosaso
sasosasosasosasosasosaso :
2026-09-04 23:00:29
0
sallysharaf1
Sally Sharaf :
صح جدا
2026-09-05 15:49:24
0
macamec
MIC W. :
كل كلمه مظبوطه جدا صح جدا جدا
2026-09-05 22:52:04
0
butterfly_1610
🦋Hanan🦋 :
جداااا
2026-09-05 18:09:16
0
naratara37
العنقاء 🇩🇿 :
فهمتها بعد عمر طويل وطاقة مهدورة وصداع رأس وحمل هم ثقيل بلا فايدة معليش أن تصل متأخرا خير من أن لا تصل أبدا
2026-09-05 19:34:24
0
marwetyy
user4021234251602 :
صح جدا جدا يا فندم. بالذات موضوع النصيحة والرأي الشخصي. اتعلمت ماأعطيش النصيحة ولا الرأي إلا لو اتطلب مني. الاستثناء الوحيد إللي بسمح لنفسي بالنصيحة بدون طلب هو الخطأ الفادح جدا إللي ممكن ينتج عنه ضرر كبير أو خطر حقيقي. غير كدة: السكوت من ذهب!
2026-09-05 17:32:43
0
walaaelmasry07
walaa :
الله والله 🤝👏🥰
2026-09-05 16:03:19
0
emansuleman3
eman suleman :
اكتر حاجه شاغله دماغي الفتره دي
2026-09-04 23:00:47
0
To see more videos from user @telwazeer, please go to the Tikwm homepage.

Other Videos

Ever felt truly insignificant? Step into the belly of the Slănic Salt Mine and prepare to be dwarfed—not by ego or time, but by salt. Not the delicate sprinkle on your breakfast eggs, but primordial, geological salt—stacked, chiseled, and forged into a void so vast it shames cathedrals and silences tourists. Here, beneath the unassuming hills of Prahova, Romania cracked open the earth like an old book, and found a cathedral built by miners, not monks. Eight million cubic meters of emptiness, a void so cavernous it could cradle a skyscraper on its side—and still ask for more. This isn’t just a mine, it’s a cavernous tomb for hubris. At 208 meters deep, it’s an underground cosmos with its own microclimate, its own echo, its own rules. People descend here not just to gawk, but to breathe. They say the air, thick with pulverized halite, cures lungs weary from smoke and sin. Soviet astronauts once trained in its acoustic vacuum, and interwar elites held soirées under chandeliers of stalactitic salt. Today, children with asthma bounce footballs off walls carved by pickaxes a century ago. This is not a tourist stop—it’s a pilgrimage into the bowels of what endurance looks like. And yet, why does it feel so personal? So mythic? Perhaps because every echo down here reminds you that we come from salt—tears, sweat, blood—and to salt we may return. In a world so loud with pretense, the mine whispers something honest. Something mineral. Do you think silence can be holy? Have you ever walked through a cathedral built of salt and shadow? Video by @passport.to.dreams [SlanicSaltMine, UndergroundCathedral, HaliteMonument, SubterraneanChamber, RomanianSaltHeritage, EarthsVeins, CarpathianDepths, AsthmaSanctuary, SaltTherapyCenter, GreatMineHall, HistoricMiningSite, BuzauWonders, UndergroundColossus, SovietTrainingGround, SaltCrystalCaverns, InterwarMyths, HealingCave, RomanianUnderground, EchoChambers, SaltAndStone] #romania #travel #saltmine #underground
Ever felt truly insignificant? Step into the belly of the Slănic Salt Mine and prepare to be dwarfed—not by ego or time, but by salt. Not the delicate sprinkle on your breakfast eggs, but primordial, geological salt—stacked, chiseled, and forged into a void so vast it shames cathedrals and silences tourists. Here, beneath the unassuming hills of Prahova, Romania cracked open the earth like an old book, and found a cathedral built by miners, not monks. Eight million cubic meters of emptiness, a void so cavernous it could cradle a skyscraper on its side—and still ask for more. This isn’t just a mine, it’s a cavernous tomb for hubris. At 208 meters deep, it’s an underground cosmos with its own microclimate, its own echo, its own rules. People descend here not just to gawk, but to breathe. They say the air, thick with pulverized halite, cures lungs weary from smoke and sin. Soviet astronauts once trained in its acoustic vacuum, and interwar elites held soirées under chandeliers of stalactitic salt. Today, children with asthma bounce footballs off walls carved by pickaxes a century ago. This is not a tourist stop—it’s a pilgrimage into the bowels of what endurance looks like. And yet, why does it feel so personal? So mythic? Perhaps because every echo down here reminds you that we come from salt—tears, sweat, blood—and to salt we may return. In a world so loud with pretense, the mine whispers something honest. Something mineral. Do you think silence can be holy? Have you ever walked through a cathedral built of salt and shadow? Video by @passport.to.dreams [SlanicSaltMine, UndergroundCathedral, HaliteMonument, SubterraneanChamber, RomanianSaltHeritage, EarthsVeins, CarpathianDepths, AsthmaSanctuary, SaltTherapyCenter, GreatMineHall, HistoricMiningSite, BuzauWonders, UndergroundColossus, SovietTrainingGround, SaltCrystalCaverns, InterwarMyths, HealingCave, RomanianUnderground, EchoChambers, SaltAndStone] #romania #travel #saltmine #underground
Computer Science Simply Explained _____________________________________________________________________Computer Science Simply Explained Computers shouldn't work. You melt sand into glass, carve billions of tiny switches into it, and somehow that lets you watch cat videos. This video takes you through the entire stack — from a single transistor flipping on and off, all the way up to millions of machines coordinating across the planet — so you can finally see how the whole thing fits together. No jargon dumps, no prerequisites, no fluff. Just every core idea in computer science, explained in plain English, in the order that actually makes sense. What you'll understand by the end: How bits, bytes, binary and hexadecimal let a machine made of switches represent literally anything. How logic gates turn simple on/off rules into something that can add, compare and make decisions. What a CPU, RAM, cache and GPU each actually do, and why your computer would crawl without that cache. How an operating system kernel juggles dozens of processes at once, and what race conditions and deadlocks really are. How code gets written, compiled or interpreted, version-controlled, tested and debugged. Which data structures exist and why each one is shaped the way it is — arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, hashmaps, graphs and trees. How algorithms are measured, why recursion works, and the one famous problem no computer can ever solve. How machine learning replaces hand-written rules with weights, training data and a model that teaches itself. How the internet, the web, databases, distributed systems and encryption keep it all running and keep it safe. None of it is magic. It's switches, agreeing on rules, stacked layer after layer until all that stacking starts to look like thinking. If this made something click, subscribe — there's a lot more where this came from. computer science explained, how computers work, computer science for beginners, binary explained, logic gates explained, how a cpu works, ram explained, cpu vs gpu, operating system explained, data structures and algorithms, big o notation, recursion explained, pointers explained, memory leak, machine learning explained, neural networks explained, how the internet works, encryption explained, databases explained, distributed systems, programming for beginners, learn to code, halting
Computer Science Simply Explained _____________________________________________________________________Computer Science Simply Explained Computers shouldn't work. You melt sand into glass, carve billions of tiny switches into it, and somehow that lets you watch cat videos. This video takes you through the entire stack — from a single transistor flipping on and off, all the way up to millions of machines coordinating across the planet — so you can finally see how the whole thing fits together. No jargon dumps, no prerequisites, no fluff. Just every core idea in computer science, explained in plain English, in the order that actually makes sense. What you'll understand by the end: How bits, bytes, binary and hexadecimal let a machine made of switches represent literally anything. How logic gates turn simple on/off rules into something that can add, compare and make decisions. What a CPU, RAM, cache and GPU each actually do, and why your computer would crawl without that cache. How an operating system kernel juggles dozens of processes at once, and what race conditions and deadlocks really are. How code gets written, compiled or interpreted, version-controlled, tested and debugged. Which data structures exist and why each one is shaped the way it is — arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, hashmaps, graphs and trees. How algorithms are measured, why recursion works, and the one famous problem no computer can ever solve. How machine learning replaces hand-written rules with weights, training data and a model that teaches itself. How the internet, the web, databases, distributed systems and encryption keep it all running and keep it safe. None of it is magic. It's switches, agreeing on rules, stacked layer after layer until all that stacking starts to look like thinking. If this made something click, subscribe — there's a lot more where this came from. computer science explained, how computers work, computer science for beginners, binary explained, logic gates explained, how a cpu works, ram explained, cpu vs gpu, operating system explained, data structures and algorithms, big o notation, recursion explained, pointers explained, memory leak, machine learning explained, neural networks explained, how the internet works, encryption explained, databases explained, distributed systems, programming for beginners, learn to code, halting

About