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rti_02o
She🕯️. :
غلط تحليلك لان هيام لو ما كانت واثقه بالسلطان سليمان ما سوت كذا يعني عندها قوه والكل بالقصر متعاون معها
2026-10-02 12:49:16
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a_milk_a
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اتمنى تكملي تحليل
2026-10-02 10:10:37
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lolathebestever2l2lrlori
Nina :
تفهمييين صحيح لأنو هم ما يقدرون يروحون لشخص أعلى منهم أو أقوى منهم أو يظهر القوة يروحون للي يحسبونه هين فلما توريهم أنو في حدود لو تعدوها بيندمو أو ما لازم يتحدوها بطريقة مباشرة أو غير مباشرة يبدون يحسبون ألف حساب
2026-10-02 12:40:31
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loveyourselif0
loveyourselif0 :
2026-10-02 10:43:01
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latifa.venus369
latifa venus369 :
تحاليلك راءعه ماشاء الله شكرا🙏💚💖
2026-10-02 15:59:58
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styledbyeiman
Style by Eiman :
المعادلة الرياضية هي ان الشخص اللي عنده سلطة هو اللي عنده ما يخسره عكس الشخص اللي يحاول ممارسة سيطرته عليه واللي غالبا ما عنده شي يخسره او شي قليل يخسره، بهذي المعادلة الشخص ذا السلطة دايما خاسر
2026-10-02 18:01:45
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peace.repose
♡.♤.ɐɹ!ɯɐ .♤ .♡ :
التصريح علنًا بعدم تقبل الاهانة والاذلال مهما كان الوضع او الطرف المقابل اول خطوة في طريق الهيبة والقوة 😎
2026-10-02 17:38:44
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d.e.w9
الفاتنة🤍 :
اتفق مع كلامك بشدة
2026-10-02 16:14:09
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dodona971
🪻 :
بزبط
2026-10-02 13:31:12
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rand56038
rand56 :
ماضيع هالجيل الا هالسوالف
2026-10-02 19:17:25
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3foll
ليالي :
لا حبي هيام شاده ظهرها بالسلطان لا اكثر
2026-10-02 14:44:03
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l606362
💜 :
قد اعطتها راشديات من قبل لكن هنا ارتفعت مكانتها اكثر
2026-10-02 14:53:17
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rin06786
R :
سمعت الصوت باذني 😂
2026-10-02 12:45:34
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ivunni
فاطمة :
هيام مسكت ايدها لانها صاحبة سلطة حتى اكثر من خديجة سليمان معاها عندها خمس ابناء كل الي في القصر يطيعون اوامرها
2026-10-02 14:51:33
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loveworde__q8
الكاتبة / بدور العضوب 🇰🇼🇸🇦 :
👌👌👌
2026-10-02 16:17:12
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kkkkkkkkkkkl63
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#لا_لتعديل_قانون_الأحوال_الشخصية #احموا_القاصرات كلا للقانون الجعفري كلا لظلم النساء كلا لا لشرعنة زواج القاصرات أطفالنا مكانهن المدارس لا الزواج والانجاب تحت الـ١٨ كرامة المرأة العراقيّة خط أحمر.. لا لتعديل قانون الأحوال الشخصية لا سلب لحضانة الأم بحجج واهية طفولتهن أمانة.. لا تسرقوا البراءة باسم الدين نعم لقانون مدني يجمعنا.. لا لقوانين تفرقنا "الطفولة خط أحمر.. المدارس تبني الأجيال والزواج المبكر يقتلها." "لا للاتجار بالطفولة تحت غطاء القانون." "أحلامهن في المقاعد الدراسية.. لا في بيت الزوجية." "مستقبل العراقيات يبدأ بالتعليم، لا بالزواج المبكر." "حضانة الأم حق إنساني لا يحق لأحد انتزاعه." "المرأة شريكة بناء المجتمع." "استقرار الطفل من استقرار أمه.. لا لتفتيت الأسرة العراقية." "لا تنازل عن الحقوق المكتسبة للمرأة العراقية. لا للعبث بمستقبل الصغيرات.. الطفولة حق لا يُستباح." "زوجوا عقولهن بالعلم.. لا أجسادهن بالجهل." "الزواج المبكر اغتيال معنوي للطفولة." "أعطوهن الألعاب والكتب.. لا مسؤوليات أكبر من أجسادهن." سلب حقوق المرأة إضعاف للوطن.. لن نلزم الصمت بعد اليوم!" نرفض شرعنة الاغتصاب باسم الزواج.. لا لتزويج القاصرات!" "الأمومة ليست خياراً يسلبه القانون.. حضانة أطفالنا خط أحمر!" #طفولتهن_ليست_للبيع #لا_لانتهاك_حقوق_المرأة #حماية_القاصرات_واجب #القانون_المدني_سياجنا #احفظوا_كرامة_العراقية #لا_لسلب_الحضانة #نساء_العراق_يرفضن #مستقبل_بناتنا_في_التعليم #لا_لتعديل_188 #طفولتهن_خط_أحمر #كرامة_العراقية_أولاً
2026-10-02 18:18:04
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It was a quiet Monday morning at KNUST Senior High School. Students were rushing to their classrooms, teachers were preparing lessons, and the usual sounds of school life filled the compound. Among the students was a quiet boy named Daniel Mensah, a brilliant Form 2 student who was loved by almost everyone. Daniel was especially good at Mathematics and Science. He rarely caused trouble and was always among the first students to arrive for class. But one Monday morning, something strange happened. At exactly 7:15 a.m., Daniel walked through the school gate wearing his uniform. “Good morning,” he greeted the security man. “Good morning, Daniel,” the man replied. Daniel walked toward his classroom as usual. His classmates welcomed him, but nobody noticed anything unusual. During the first lesson, however, his Mathematics teacher called his name. “Daniel, come and solve this question on the board.” Daniel stood up, walked to the front, and solved the problem perfectly. The teacher smiled. “Excellent work.” Then Daniel returned quietly to his seat. At break time, his closest friend, Kojo, approached him. “Daniel, where have you been? I haven't seen you since Friday.” Daniel looked at him strangely. “I've been here.” Kojo laughed. “You weren't here yesterday.” Daniel didn't answer. Instead, he simply walked away. That afternoon, something happened that frightened Kojo. While searching through an old class WhatsApp group for a homework assignment, Kojo discovered a message from the previous week. It was an announcement from the school administration: “We regret to inform students and staff of the passing of Daniel Mensah after a sudden illness. Further arrangements will be communicated to his family and classmates.” Kojo stared at the message. His hands began to tremble. He immediately looked toward Daniel's seat. It was empty. “Daniel?” he whispered. The next morning, Kojo told his teacher what he had discovered. The teacher checked the school's records. Daniel had indeed passed away several days earlier. The teachers were shocked because several students claimed they had seen Daniel at school. The headmaster called the students together and asked them to remain calm. Nobody knew what was happening. Then, during the afternoon study period, Daniel appeared again at the classroom door. Everyone became silent. He looked exactly as they remembered him. Daniel smiled gently. “I came back because I left something unfinished.” The students were too frightened to speak. He walked to his desk and picked up his old notebook. Inside it was a list of Mathematics problems he had promised to solve before the end of the term. Daniel handed the notebook to Kojo. “Don't stop studying,” he said. Then he walked toward the classroom door. Kojo followed him. But when Kojo reached the corridor, Daniel was nowhere to be seen. The teachers searched the compound, but there was no sign of him. That evening, Kojo opened Daniel's notebook. On the final page was a short message: “Keep learning. Make your time count.” From that day forward, Kojo became much more serious about school. He studied harder, helped his classmates, and eventually became one of the best students in his year. Nobody could explain what had happened at KNUST SHS. Some believed Daniel's appearance was simply a strange misunderstanding. Others believed it was something supernatural. But Kojo always remembered one thing: Daniel had not returned to frighten anyone. He had returned to remind his friends that life is precious and that opportunities should never be wasted. #schooledit #fyp
It was a quiet Monday morning at KNUST Senior High School. Students were rushing to their classrooms, teachers were preparing lessons, and the usual sounds of school life filled the compound. Among the students was a quiet boy named Daniel Mensah, a brilliant Form 2 student who was loved by almost everyone. Daniel was especially good at Mathematics and Science. He rarely caused trouble and was always among the first students to arrive for class. But one Monday morning, something strange happened. At exactly 7:15 a.m., Daniel walked through the school gate wearing his uniform. “Good morning,” he greeted the security man. “Good morning, Daniel,” the man replied. Daniel walked toward his classroom as usual. His classmates welcomed him, but nobody noticed anything unusual. During the first lesson, however, his Mathematics teacher called his name. “Daniel, come and solve this question on the board.” Daniel stood up, walked to the front, and solved the problem perfectly. The teacher smiled. “Excellent work.” Then Daniel returned quietly to his seat. At break time, his closest friend, Kojo, approached him. “Daniel, where have you been? I haven't seen you since Friday.” Daniel looked at him strangely. “I've been here.” Kojo laughed. “You weren't here yesterday.” Daniel didn't answer. Instead, he simply walked away. That afternoon, something happened that frightened Kojo. While searching through an old class WhatsApp group for a homework assignment, Kojo discovered a message from the previous week. It was an announcement from the school administration: “We regret to inform students and staff of the passing of Daniel Mensah after a sudden illness. Further arrangements will be communicated to his family and classmates.” Kojo stared at the message. His hands began to tremble. He immediately looked toward Daniel's seat. It was empty. “Daniel?” he whispered. The next morning, Kojo told his teacher what he had discovered. The teacher checked the school's records. Daniel had indeed passed away several days earlier. The teachers were shocked because several students claimed they had seen Daniel at school. The headmaster called the students together and asked them to remain calm. Nobody knew what was happening. Then, during the afternoon study period, Daniel appeared again at the classroom door. Everyone became silent. He looked exactly as they remembered him. Daniel smiled gently. “I came back because I left something unfinished.” The students were too frightened to speak. He walked to his desk and picked up his old notebook. Inside it was a list of Mathematics problems he had promised to solve before the end of the term. Daniel handed the notebook to Kojo. “Don't stop studying,” he said. Then he walked toward the classroom door. Kojo followed him. But when Kojo reached the corridor, Daniel was nowhere to be seen. The teachers searched the compound, but there was no sign of him. That evening, Kojo opened Daniel's notebook. On the final page was a short message: “Keep learning. Make your time count.” From that day forward, Kojo became much more serious about school. He studied harder, helped his classmates, and eventually became one of the best students in his year. Nobody could explain what had happened at KNUST SHS. Some believed Daniel's appearance was simply a strange misunderstanding. Others believed it was something supernatural. But Kojo always remembered one thing: Daniel had not returned to frighten anyone. He had returned to remind his friends that life is precious and that opportunities should never be wasted. #schooledit #fyp

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