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user675568773
Aryan Khan :
شعر ده اجی زو وایی
2026-11-06 05:08:49
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hazrat.m55
Hazrat M :
خودا به بیا راته مختاج کړی کاګه کاګه بریتو می بیا راغلی دینه
2026-11-05 19:14:17
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kamran54379
K- HAQMAL :
جانانه ته خو داسی نه وی لکه چی درحمان بابا ازار وخلی میینه اوغمه
2026-11-05 16:36:02
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user8724347973024
شاعر مقدس :
@شاعر مقدس:👑꧁ ننګرهار شهزادګۍ ꧂ ❤️:که ژوند دوه ورزی سی نو په یو ورز ادب زده که په بله ورز په ادب ژوند وکه 💯 حقیقت تریخ لګیږی
2026-11-05 12:47:26
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nisar........ahmad667
NISAR....aHMAD667 :
که الله بیا تا ته مختاح کړم نور به یی درته نه لیکم مینه❤️❤️❤️❤️
2026-11-06 05:17:20
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arabarmani0
Armani :
جانانه هغه ځای دې یاد دیۍدی چې په ولاړې مې کې درکړلو مینه😜😜😜😜
2026-11-02 18:15:14
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enayat.haqani
Enayat haqani :
2026-11-06 00:23:13
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darwish.341
🦅🇦🇫Darwish🇦🇫🦅 :
که ریفوست وکم ځای با می ایران کی وی
2026-11-02 23:41:41
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user8516124947684
په زړه مات غزنیچۍ :
همچنان 😁
2026-11-05 11:46:15
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ismailsadat936
Ismail Sadat :
چی قلات تری جوړ شی🤪 چی دی کباړ واسکټ تری جوړ شی موږ له راشی🤗
2026-11-05 19:27:31
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lofargi
لوفره انجلۍ :
باور په هر چا مه کړه زما ياره څوک به لاس کي خ و ټ ي درکړي بيا به ژاړی😂😂
2026-11-05 10:06:38
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mmuneerhasas
ms hassas :
چې لوند یی نه کړم په ته نه ځي ما دبازاره بنګړې تنګ راوړی دینه 😏😏
2026-11-05 16:50:49
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sta_malang891
⫷♕⫸ 𝗦𝗧𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗟𝗔𝗡𝗚 ⫷♕⫸ :
جانانه ته داسې نه وي دچا لعتي دي ضرور خوړلي دينه
2026-11-06 03:59:06
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121sekandr
Sekandr 25🦅🦁🇦🇫 :
جانانه هعه وخت راباد پو یاد شوه ته به جانان جانان کیدی 😜نور خو خپله پوهیږی 😏
2026-11-02 17:18:08
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shafiullahshamsha7
💔wali.ullah💔jhad.yar😈✍ :
خدائ دى په تنګه کوڅه راکړه.....!؟چى خداى چى خداي راکړى هغه ټول دراومنډمه😂🤣
2026-11-05 13:17:14
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mir.agha93
Salime :
اوپتکي
2026-11-05 09:41:28
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sr.subhan.popalzai
Subhan POPALZAi😎😎 :
او ته چی اخ کو مه در خاخ کو بیا ورور دی راغی زه یی د خوټو وینی ومه 😂🤧🖕🏿
2026-11-05 23:51:07
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user248081888780
کندوزی صاحب :
جانانه شی دی په ما اوه که ته یی نه راکیی چرگی کی مندمه😂😂
2026-11-06 04:57:05
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amirizadran0
SYCHO :
محبت محبت نشته دی لالیه چا به لاس کې خوټې در وي بیا به ژاړې
2026-11-05 12:29:47
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🇦🇫دردیدلی 💔هلک🥹 💔🇹🇷 :
محبت محبت نشته دی لالی چی څوک حوټی لاسه کی درکړی حوند به دریکړ 😁😁
2026-11-05 12:30:16
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mohibmasror.123
mohib masror786 :
جانان زما زه دجانان یم که په بازارمی خرسوی غڼ به ورسره ولاړشم
2026-11-05 14:17:47
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javid.afg337
Javid AFG :
اوسمبی😂
2026-11-05 10:04:55
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Alone boy :
خداي دي په تنګه کوڅه راکړه 😁😁
2026-11-06 12:50:07
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🇦🇫Alauddin stanikzai 🇦🇫 :
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2026-11-05 16:17:35
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🙈Mr. B..Z ...Bj..804.🙈 :
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2026-11-05 17:48:02
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