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ايات 🔥😞 :

هناك مثل يقول إياك أن تمدح الوجوه قبل أن تعاشر القلوب لأن دائماً الغلاف الخارجي لا يشبه دائماً المضمون..

2026-11-15 13:11:48

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اوجاع الزمن🖤🖤 :

اي. والله صحيح [قلب موجوع][قلب موجوع][قلب موجوع]

2026-11-15 11:22:11

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farah :

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ايات 🔥😞 :

اي والله صح

2026-11-15 13:12:10

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ثقتي بالله تكفيني :

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2026-11-15 11:50:16

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رسمتك ومحيتك من بالي :

[عيون دامعة][عيون دامعة][عيون دامعة][عيون دامعة]

2026-11-15 11:13:33

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