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@mustafakasem542: هذا هو الواقع الذي يعيشه أغلبنا في بلاد الغربة صندوق البريد لا يهداً، ورسائل وفواتير ومواعيد لا تنتهي. خلف هذه الصورة تفاصيل يومية يعيشها كل مغترب في مواجهة المعاملات والأوراق بـ مجهوده الشخصي. الله يهون الغربة على الجميع ويعطينا خيرها. 😄

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