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[ For all life's simple pleasures, I say, Alhumdulillah [ Student [ Microbiologist [ Freelancer [ Creative Writer [ Quotes ❤ ]

Pakistan
Joined December 2013
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I'm not Broken I'm being Tested by Allah SWT :)
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May this Ramadan be the Ramadan where Allah writes every revert among the people of Jannah. May He forgive your past completely, accept your fasting and prayers, strengthen your iman, and make your heart firm upon Islam until the day you meet Him. May He make you among those who enter Paradise and say with joy that the journey to Islam was the greatest blessing of their life.
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a friend shared this Dua to me for Laylatul Qadr and i also want to share with y’all Ya Allah... I come to You tonight with a heart that is not perfect, with a record that is not clean, with a soul that has wandered too many times. I have disappointed You more than I can count yet you still allow me to reach this night Do not let me leave it the same. Wash me completely not just from sin, but from the love of sin. Ya Allah... there are parts of me I don't show anyone. The doubts. The insecurities. The fears about my future. The guilt about my past. You see it all. If I am breaking inside, mend me. If I am lost, guide me. If I am weak, strengthen me. I have no refuge except You. Ya Allah... if I have grown distant from You, pull me back gently. If my heart has hardened, soften it with Your remembrance. If I have chosen dunya over You too many times, forgive me and realign my priorities. Do not let this world become bigger in my heart than my akhirah. Ya Allah... forgive me for every prayer I rushed, every blessing I took for granted, every sin I justified, every moment I chose disobedience over gratitude. I am ashamed of my shortcomings, but I am hopeful in Your mercy. You are greater than my worst mistakes. Ya Allah... if You know that my heart will not survive another year in the same state, then transform me tonight. Remove from me what is pulling me away from You even if it hurts. Replace it with what will bring me closer to Jannah. Ya Allah... grant my parents forgiveness that reaches the heavens, health that eases their bodies, and light that fills their graves when they return to You. Make me a source of ongoing reward for them, not a source of regret. Ya Allah... protect me from a death that comes suddenly while I am heedless. Let my final moments be filled with remembrance, with sincerity, with Your pleasure. Let my last breath carry Your name. Ya Allah... if tonight is Laylatul Qadr, then write me among those forgiven. Among those freed from the Fire. Among those whose destinies were changed because they cried to You sincerely. Let angels witness my tears and carry my du'as to the heavens. Ya Allah... I am asking You for Jannah. Not because I deserve it, but because You are Al-Kareem. Save me from the Hellfire, even if my deeds are small. Let Your mercy be greater than my failures. Ya Allah… when this night ends let me wake up as someone different. Cleaner. Softer. Closer to You. Do not let this be just another Ramadan night I wasted. Let it be the night that changed my eternity. Ya Allah… if this is the night You descend with mercy, then do not pass me by. Do not let my name be written among the heedless. I am standing at Your door with nothing but hope. My deeds are small. My sins are many. But my trust in You is greater than all of it. If You forgive me tonight, no one can question it. If You accept me tonight, no one can reject me. So Ya Allah... look at me with mercy. Look at me with forgiveness. Look at me as a servant who is desperate for You and do not let me leave this night empty.
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Dear world, choose your leaders wisely
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نایاب لوگوں کی نایاب باتیں ۔
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Australia is more than 10,000 kilometers away from Iran. There has never been a dispute between Australia and Iran over any matter. Australian PM Anthony Albanese stated in a press conference that there will be no mourning over the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. Australia is openly standing with America, Israel, and Europe, and against Iran. When these people, sitting 10,000 kilometers away, can unite in the name of white skin, then why can’t the Shia community come forward in support of Iran on the other side?
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Board of Peace, or bored of peace? #US #Iran
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Just as predicted!! Dubai heavily relies on Patriot and THAAD missile defense systems both manufactured in the 🇺🇸 United States. The 🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates depends on US technology, US training, and US support for maintenance and integration. That raises a serious question if everything runs on external backing, how independent is the defense architecture really? And if Iran’s missile strategy can still create pressure despite advanced Western systems, does that mean even top-tier technology has its limits? Even US technology failed? Modern cities, luxury skylines, financial power all of that means little if core defense capability isn’t self-reliant. No matter how advanced you look, true strength lies in independent and resilient security! Lesson for Dubai!!! @mofauae @modgovae @HamdanMohammed @IRMilitaryMedia
Mark my words give it a few years and Dubai will feel like an empty desert filled with buildings. The charm of Atlantis The Palm is fading fast. Visitor numbers are reportedly down by nearly 40%, and the place often feels almost empty now. It’s become a classic case of “been there, done that.” Dubai has turned into a one-time visit destination overpriced, not very family-friendly, and heavily dependent on luxury appeal. Once people check it off their list, they rarely feel the urge to return. Over the years, the excitement has worn off. Today, travelers value money more than ever, choosing simplicity over excess and thinking twice before spending big on luxury. @ATLANTIS @visitdubai @VisitDubai_IN
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Dua for mercy and guidance..
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One of your biggest tests will be how you handle people who mistreat you. Do you let your heart be forgiving, challenge their evil with good or do you let revenge and hatred brew in your heart? Remember, the Almighty sends everyone to us as a test. Did you pass the test?
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“Hamza was not a part of me, he was all of me. He was the soul of my soul.” There are no words left to describe the cruelty and evil of Israel’s crimes anymore. First they murdered the wife, 2 kids, and grandchild of Wael El-Dahdouh while he was reporting on air. Then he himself was struck but survived a month later. And today they murder his son Hamza who has also been reporting on their crimes. More journalists have been killed by Israel than in any other conflict zone. And even their families are not spared. It is sickening. I swear if it was only the crimes they’ve committed against this single man, it would be enough to damn an entire nation. May Allah unite you and your family in the eternal gardens of paradise dear brother @WaelDahdouh
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The scenes from the concert in Riyadh Saudi Arabia are shameful. We are dying here, we are screaming. Our blood is flowing in disgusting ways. The thing that hurts me most is we are the humans who are broken. We are tricked.
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Just $129 for a valuable life💔 #Gaza #GazaGenocides #فلسطين #IsraelTerorrist
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“Israel will do everything it can to keep civilians out of harm’s way.” - President Joe Biden @POTUS
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🇮🇱 Israel bombed homes. 🇮🇱 Israel bombed schools. 🇮🇱 Israel bombed hospitals. 🇮🇱 Israel bombed churches. 🇮🇱 Israel bombed evacuees. 🇮🇱 Israel bombed journalists. 🇮🇱 Israel bombed UN workers. 🇮🇱 But they want you to believe Israel is “good” and Palestinians are “evil.”
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Where is there “evacuation” in Gaza? 1) the areas already bombed? 2) the area your bombing tomorrow? 3) the 140 square miles without electricity or food? #genocide
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They lied to you about Iraq. They lied to you about COVID. They lied to you about Russiagate. They lied to you about the Ukraine War. They lied to you about beheaded babies. But you think they’re telling you the truth about who bombed a hospital in Gaza? Wake up.
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"There was some hope for my child. That's what the doctor had told me. I returned a little while later to find that my child was gone, the doctor was gone and the whole hospital was gone!"
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