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wto7o
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استغفرو قبل لا يخلص الوقت
2026-10-11 16:43:05
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jahw80
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استغفرو الى ينتهي الوقت
2026-10-11 09:14:58
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sli_nq
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يارب سامحني على كل قران تخطيته وسامحني على كل صلاه اخرتها وتخطيتها وسامحني على كل سب وشتم شتمته وسامحني على كل صلاه اسرعت فيها لي ولكل من كتب امين🤍
2026-10-12 21:16:33
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911g_k1
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استغفرو قبل ينتهي الوقت
2026-10-17 00:15:51
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w.25za
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استغفروا 🌷
2026-10-11 22:50:28
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user591736787332
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بس سؤال الفيديو فيه موسيقى او لا ؟???
2026-10-10 19:22:47
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seo_lin
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استغفروا ربكم حتى ينتهي الوقت
2026-10-11 13:18:16
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aa85066
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سلسلة الحمدالله
2026-10-11 19:10:32
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f_fv29
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اللهم أعنا على ذكرك و شكرك و حسن عبادتك
2026-10-10 17:13:32
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ilol_501
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استغفرو وتوبو دام باب التوبه مفتوح
2026-10-13 17:52:55
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3456_vv
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استغفرو قبل لا يخلص الوقت
2026-10-12 21:14:28
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_r7ile
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قولها (ثلاث مرات) "اللهم اقضِ حاجتي وفك كربتي وآنس وحدتي وفرج همي انا ومن دلني على استغفارك" وادخل استغفر🤍
2026-10-16 18:23:58
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_nnh711
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يارب سامحني على كل قران تخطيته وسامحني على كل صلاه اخرتها وتخطيتها وسامحني على كل سب وشتم شتمته وسامحني على كل صلاه اسرعت فيها لي ولكل من كتب امين🤍
2026-10-17 14:04:32
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rannoos1
فَــــراشـــة | ١٤٣٠هـَ 🤎 :
بارك الله فيك غاليتي ❤️
2026-10-12 19:29:46
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.32lb4
﴿وَاغفِر لِأَبي﴾ :
لا اله الا الله وحده لا شريك له له الملك وله الحمد وهو على كل شي قدير
2026-10-10 14:53:26
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xolii13
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استغفرالله
2026-10-10 19:44:16
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_8a_4m_
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يارب سامحني على كل قران تخطيته وسامحني على كل صلاه اخرتها وتخطيتها وسامحني على كل سب وشتم شتمته وسامحني على كل صلاه اسرعت فيها لي ولكل من كتب امين🤍
2026-10-12 22:48:20
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z7iup
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كُلنا مُقصرين فأستغفروا
2026-10-15 01:54:58
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استغفرو قبل لا يخلص الوقت
2026-10-21 03:42:16
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ijli117
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الثانيه فيني و ابي ادعي كيف
2026-10-11 20:59:07
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z._x33
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استغفرالله
2026-10-11 15:53:41
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_.txp
بدر :
صلوا على النبي
2026-10-12 19:16:13
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yu_tr6
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"اللهم إن كنت أفعل ذنبا يمنع فرحتي و استجابة دعائي فأغفره لي يا الله يارب طهرني من كل الذنوب وغير حالي لحال تحبني به يارب قدرتك أقوى من ضعف حيلتي ورحمتك أوسع من قلقي مد لي بالنور طريقي وقوِي قلبي اللهم وكلتك أمري وكلي ثقة بك وبأنك لن تخذلني يا الله"
2026-10-11 19:29:57
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ra.hx7
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استغفروا
2026-10-17 19:45:37
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Maria Andrejczyk had just won an Olympic silver medal, the greatest achievement of her athletic career. Days later, she decided to sell it to help save a baby she had never met. The medal raised $125,000. And the company that bought it returned it to her. The Polish javelin thrower had earned silver at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 after years of injuries and setbacks. She had narrowly missed a medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics, finishing fourth by just two centimeters. Then came a shoulder injury that required surgery. In 2018, she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a form of bone c*ncer, but recovered and returned to competition. Winning Olympic silver represented years of sacrifice. Yet shortly after returning home, Andrejczyk learned about an eight-month-old Polish boy named Miłosz Malysa. The baby had a serious heart condition and urgently needed treatment at Stanford University Medical Center in California. His family was raising money to cover the enormous medical costs. Andrejczyk decided to help in an extraordinary way. She put her Olympic silver medal up for auction. It was the only Olympic medal she had ever won. For most athletes, that medal would be among their most treasured possessions. But Andrejczyk believed it could serve a greater purpose. Polish convenience store chain Żabka won the auction with a bid of 500,000 Polish złoty, approximately $125,000 at the time. The money was directed toward the baby's treatment. Then the company made an unexpected announcement. It would return the medal to Andrejczyk. Żabka said it wanted the Olympic champion to keep the symbol of her achievement while the family received the financial assistance. Andrejczyk was overwhelmed by the response. She had been prepared to give away the physical reward for years of training, injuries, and sacrifice. Instead, she helped raise a life-changing sum while keeping her medal. The financial contrast made the story remarkable. An Olympic silver medal has a relatively modest value based on its metal content. But by auctioning hers, Andrejczyk helped turn it into approximately $125,000 for a child needing urgent medical care. And the winning bidder made sure she didn't have to surrender the medal after all. One athlete offered her greatest sporting prize. A company paid for it. And both chose to help a family facing an extraordinary medical challenge.
Maria Andrejczyk had just won an Olympic silver medal, the greatest achievement of her athletic career. Days later, she decided to sell it to help save a baby she had never met. The medal raised $125,000. And the company that bought it returned it to her. The Polish javelin thrower had earned silver at the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 after years of injuries and setbacks. She had narrowly missed a medal at the 2016 Rio Olympics, finishing fourth by just two centimeters. Then came a shoulder injury that required surgery. In 2018, she was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a form of bone c*ncer, but recovered and returned to competition. Winning Olympic silver represented years of sacrifice. Yet shortly after returning home, Andrejczyk learned about an eight-month-old Polish boy named Miłosz Malysa. The baby had a serious heart condition and urgently needed treatment at Stanford University Medical Center in California. His family was raising money to cover the enormous medical costs. Andrejczyk decided to help in an extraordinary way. She put her Olympic silver medal up for auction. It was the only Olympic medal she had ever won. For most athletes, that medal would be among their most treasured possessions. But Andrejczyk believed it could serve a greater purpose. Polish convenience store chain Żabka won the auction with a bid of 500,000 Polish złoty, approximately $125,000 at the time. The money was directed toward the baby's treatment. Then the company made an unexpected announcement. It would return the medal to Andrejczyk. Żabka said it wanted the Olympic champion to keep the symbol of her achievement while the family received the financial assistance. Andrejczyk was overwhelmed by the response. She had been prepared to give away the physical reward for years of training, injuries, and sacrifice. Instead, she helped raise a life-changing sum while keeping her medal. The financial contrast made the story remarkable. An Olympic silver medal has a relatively modest value based on its metal content. But by auctioning hers, Andrejczyk helped turn it into approximately $125,000 for a child needing urgent medical care. And the winning bidder made sure she didn't have to surrender the medal after all. One athlete offered her greatest sporting prize. A company paid for it. And both chose to help a family facing an extraordinary medical challenge.
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