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✨فانز شيرين ✨ :

نطالب باعادة القرعه بين العراق و عمان

2026-09-30 21:53:18

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أسد هادي لعبوس :

الأول

2026-09-30 21:58:19

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:♯̶أٌمِــيَــرًٖ¹🍃⃤🇨🇵↻🔹 :

الاولل

2026-09-30 21:52:33

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𝑹𝒐𝒏𝒂𝒍𝒅𝒐. 🇵🇹 :

اول

2026-09-30 21:51:43

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Aseel_Teach :

اول واحد 😍😂

2026-09-30 21:52:11

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عبدالله بن احمد :

والله العظيم اذا شفت هاذي القناه و بذات فيها خالد جاسم الي احبه والله ماقدر اروح و ما احط لايك

2026-09-30 22:08:54

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سلـ𒀭ـوى :

سابع

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أحمد الفريجي🦅 :

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ڪرار | krar💥👨‍🎤 :

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عبدالله محمد :

نطالب باعادة القرعه بين العراق و عمان

2026-09-30 21:55:48

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عاز :

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ععـبيسان..!😆🤷🏾‍♂️ :

اول

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⇡:يـوسـف𝑌𝑜𝑢𝑠𝑠𝑒𝑓˹✨ :

اول

2026-09-30 21:54:07

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حسوني ابن عبد 💘 :

اول

2026-09-30 21:52:42

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ڪرار | krar💥👨‍🎤 :

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ڪرار | krar💥👨‍🎤 :

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هااااا

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رضا عامر :

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2026-09-30 21:52:35

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نـوّر بــنت الـعـراق ☺☺🩷 :

منو يلعب بيس

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