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༺ س👻ــاحـ👻ـلــووو ༻ :

خاص وفاداره اوس هغه که بدل سو هیڅ ما وایی خاص خاموشی اختیار کړه رب هر انسان ته د هفه د زړه د درد شفا ور کړی هغه که په دی دنیا وی که په هغه دنیا

2026-10-15 20:19:35

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🍃 لغمانی 🍁 :

مونږ کوشش کی یو لخیره تاسو اندیښنه مکوئ 💔🙄

2026-10-15 21:08:53

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2026-10-15 19:40:18

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