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Ya Allah permudahkanlah urusan utk ku melakukan solat sunat dhuha.Innalillahiwainnahirojiun buat arwah TGNA.

2026-10-21 10:05:57

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ya Allah... kau ampunilah segala kelalaian amal ibadat ku insya'Allah akan kuperbaiki dengan pertolongan dari mu jua Ya Allah 🥺

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YaAllah berikn rezeki masa yg lapang dn kesihatan yg baik utk melakukn ibadah sujud pd Allah. Aamiin

2026-10-22 03:12:27

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tk lengkap hari itu tnpa tk buat dhuha. insyaallah

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amin

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inshaAllag

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insha Allah

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Alhamdulillah amin

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Al Fatihah ..buat Tuan guru Al hamdulilah..semoga dipermudahkan urusan ku

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