@mohammed_alamri51: قصة ام صلصل بالدومه بادية القفله بلاد بني عمرو

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ليت نترك ماصار بين القبائل من قتال في أيام جاهلية وتخلف وقل دين حتى لا نثير العصبية القبلية ونعود في أمور لاتحمد عقبها
2026-09-30 20:31:50
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يعطيك العافيه
2026-09-30 19:20:28
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user5182978668272
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بيض الله وجهك طرح جمييييل جدا ودائما مبدع
2026-09-30 20:29:19
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بيض الله وجهك يبو صالح والقصص هذي فيها عبر وفوائد يستفيد منها هذا الجيل ومن بعده لمعرفة كيف كنا وما اصبحنا عليه الآن من نعم لا تعد ولا تحصى رحم الله من وحدها وأدام عز أبنائه الكرام عسى الله يديم عزهم ويديم علينا هذا الأمن والأمان
2026-09-30 20:48:08
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ابو يوسف العمري :
بارك الله فيك. طرح جميل.
2026-09-30 19:57:19
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القناااااص،، :
الله يعطيك الصحه والعافيه يابوصالح الحقيقه انك ابدعت في طروحاتك واطلعتنا ع اشياء كنا لا نعلم عنها ،،، كل الشكر للراوي والناقل ،،،
2026-09-30 19:27:46
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القاتل والمقتول في النار ان لله وان اليه راجعون كانو يقتلون وينقتلون ويعتبرونها فخر بل جهل العياذ بالله
2026-09-30 19:43:17
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سلمت يابو سلمان ويسلمون ربعنا القفله عساهم ذخر
2026-09-30 20:47:48
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