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At every point in life we’ll have one problem or another, and it just serves as a reminder that this life isn’t perfect and it never will be. So strive for the hereafter, for Jannah will be more perfect than we can ever imagine.
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العيون ترى الجمال فيما تعلّم القلب أن يحبه،
تعلم أن تحب الله،
وسوف ترى الجمال في كل ما قدّره
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The Camera man deserves a pay rise 😭he cooked here xitter.cf/Arjewntina/status/2078…
I don’t want to "download the app" to pay for parking. I don’t want to "create an account" to see a menu. I don’t want to "provide feedback" on a 30-second interaction. I just want to exist in the physical world without a digital leash.
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there's a beautiful sunnah of making things easy for people. whether it's forgiving a mistake, explaining something patiently, or helping someone without making them feel embarrassed, kindness has always been part of the prophetic way.
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Ngl, this is probably the most satisfying moment of the World Cup😭
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From Dr Omar Suleiman “Never assume that the trials and hardships you are facing today are because of your past sins. Allah does not hold grudges. That is a human trait." Always think positively of Allah.Even if life feels difficult today, trust that He is arranging something better for you.Keep believing in Allah's plan
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consciously getting 10k steps and unconsciously getting 10k steps is two different ballparks i swear
🚨🗣️ Elliot Anderson on the physical nature of the game and the early incident with Enzo Fernández:
"To be completely honest, the first ten minutes were an absolute blur. I remember turning to protect the ball, and the next thing I know, I felt a massive knock on the back of my head from Enzo. Everything went dark, and I was completely out for a few seconds.
When I finally came to, the medical staff were asking me if I knew where I was. But it’s a World Cup semi-final, you don't come off the pitch unless your legs are broken. You just keep fighting. But when you look back at that moment... how a player can intentionally strike someone in the back of the head and only get a verbal warning, I will never understand. It immediately set the tone for the refereeing for the rest of the night. We came out here expecting a football match, but it felt like they were allowed to play by a completely different set of rules."
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