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@quranisthelight7: 🤲🌿 اللهم اجعل لنا من كل همّ فرجًا، ومن كل ضيق مخرجًا، وارزقنا راحة البال وطمأنينة القلب وجبرًا ينسينا تعب الأيام. ❤️ ✨ حكمة اليوم: لا تحزن على تأخر ما تتمنى، فالله يُدبّر لك الخير في الوقت الذي يعلمه، وما عند الله أجمل مما تتوقع. 🤍 اللهم آمين يا رب العالمين. 🤲 #اللهم_آمين #دعاء #أدعية #راحة_القلب #حكمة_اليوم

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