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wakbarijan
WAkbarIjan :
باز اگر کسی سه طلاق در یک زمان و به یک بار بته چی؟
2026-11-13 16:29:17
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theblachhole
sewin M A :
هیچ درست فعمیده نمیشه ک چی توضع داد
2026-11-13 10:18:08
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user.y392
AS✌🏼 :
وایییییییی
2026-11-13 10:14:08
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kreativ.designs
Kreativ.designs :
در زمانه فعلي ميگن يگبار كه طلاق شد اگر هردو پشيمان شدن بايد هلاله شود چون مردهاي كه از قانون دين وشرعت معلومات ندارن دريگ بار سه طلاق ميكنن مولوي ها ميگن اگر دريگ بار يگ طلاق شود پس امكان دارد تاسه بار نكاح كنند وبعد از سه بار ديگر خلاله مه ايقسم يگ برداشت كردم
2026-11-13 10:44:23
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aziz.ullah.shair
Azizullah Ashpaz :
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2026-11-13 12:33:41
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ibrahim.rahimi864
Ibrahim Rahimi :
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰
2026-11-13 11:07:48
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