@alghadtv: ليلا في القدس.. بن غفير يظهر عند حائط البراق وسط أجواء مشحونة في مشهد أعاد التوتر والجدل #قناة_الغد #الغد_ما_بعد_الخبر

علاء العاشقين :

أرأيت الذي ينهى عبدا إذا صلى، بنو آدم اخوه، لا تتعبون ظهر ابيكم 🌷

احمد طالب سيد ببكر :

للأسف نحن لسنا الجيل المحرير مجرد. منبطحين مطبعين

Sera bozan :

استغفر الله العظيم واتوب إليه

Ma1234 :

العلو الأخير

Sera bozan :

لاحول ولاقوة الا بالله

Sera bozan :

لاحول ولاقوة الا بالله

Sera bozan :

لاحول ولاقوة الا بالله

Sera bozan :

استغفر الله العظيم واتوب إليه

Sera bozan :

حسبنا الله ونعم الوكيل

Sera bozan :

الله اكبر

Sera bozan :

الله اكبر

🌧☔️🌨나리만 :

#the_israeli_terrorism

user16231425😀 :

Ali أمير الدهاء :

😡😡😡

بوده ☠️ :

❤️

بوده ☠️ :

🥰

بوده ☠️ :

🥰

بوده ☠️ :

😁

Sera bozan :

اللهم صل على سيدنا محمد وعلى اله وصحبه وسلم

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"Only My Religion Is Right" — A Question to Ask Yourself 🤔 There are thousands of religions in the world, and followers of each one say: "Our path is the right one." Pause for a moment and think: If you had been born in a different country, in a different home — would you still believe what you believe today? Most people, if honest, answer: "Probably not. I'd believe whatever my parents believed." This doesn't mean any religion is wrong. It just means that a huge part of what we believe is shaped by where we were born — not necessarily by deep, independent research. So the real question isn't "who is right." The real question is: 🔹 Have I actually studied and questioned my own belief, or just inherited it? 🔹 Do I believe this because I examined it, or simply because it's what I was given? 🔹 Do I give others' beliefs the same respect I give my own? Having faith isn't wrong. But looking down on someone else's faith as "lesser" — that's one of humanity's oldest mistakes. Seek to understand, not to judge. 🧠