@hasnainrajput7908: Post| 76❤️🥀❤️ Phir Bula Mujhko Madine Mein Madine Wale madinah munawra Madinah, the City of the Prophet, shines bright A beacon of faith, where Islam's history takes flight The Masjid an-Nabawi, a mosque of grandeur and might Where the Prophet Muhammad's tomb is a sacred sight The city's streets are lined with date palms, green and tall A tranquil oasis, where faith and peace enthrall Madinah's rich history and heritage are palpable and real Madinah's rich history and heritage are palpable and real A place where Muslims from all over the world come to feel The city's warm hospitality and welcoming smile Make it a place of pilgrimage, worth traveling a long while #plztiktokteamdontuderiewmyvideos #foryoupage #hasnain_rajput110

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