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@Talentedgrace11 hi legggo

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Three men entered a cave.

Then a massive rock rolled down the mountain and sealed the entrance.

They couldn’t move it.

They couldn’t escape.

So they realized that their only way out was to call upon Allah through the most sincere deeds they had ever done.

The first man remembered his parents.

He had a habit of giving them milk before anyone else in his household.

One night, he returned home late and found them asleep.

His children were hungry at his feet, but he refused to give the milk to anyone before his parents.

So he stood there.

Waiting.

Holding the milk until they woke in the morning.

He said:

“O Allah, if I did that sincerely seeking Your pleasure, relieve us from what has happened to us.”

The rock moved.

But not enough for them to escape.

Then the second man spoke.

He had deeply desired a woman whom he loved.

Eventually, when he had the opportunity to commit the sin he wanted, she reminded him to fear Allah.

And he stopped.

Even though he had the opportunity.

Even though he desired her.

He walked away from the sin and left what he had given her.

He called upon Allah:

“O Allah, if I did that seeking Your pleasure, remove this hardship from us.”

The rock moved again.

Still, they couldn’t get out.

Then the third man remembered someone who had once worked for him.

The worker left without collecting his wages.

Instead of keeping the money, the man invested it.

Over time, it grew into substantial wealth—livestock and servants.

Years later, the worker returned and asked for his wages.

The man pointed toward everything the investment had produced and told him it was all his.

The worker thought he was joking.

He wasn’t.

He gave him everything.

Then the third man called upon Allah:

“O Allah, if I did this sincerely for Your sake, relieve us.”

The rock moved completely.

And the three men walked out.

Three private acts of righteousness.

No audience.

No applause.

But when they were trapped with no human being capable of saving them, those deeds became part of their du’a.

Never underestimate a good deed simply because nobody sees it.

Allah does.

— Authentic narration: Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.

[اعب @Itsbuj]

Three men entered a cave.

Then a massive rock rolled down the mountain and sealed the entrance.

They couldn’t move it.

They couldn’t escape.

So they realized that their only way out was to call upon Allah through the most sincere deeds they had ever done.

The first man remembered his parents.

He had a habit of giving them milk before anyone else in his household.

One night, he returned home late and found them asleep.

His children were hungry at his feet, but he refused to give the milk to anyone before his parents.

So he stood there.

Waiting.

Holding the milk until they woke in the morning.

He said:

“O Allah, if I did that sincerely seeking Your pleasure, relieve us from what has happened to us.”

The rock moved.

But not enough for them to escape.

Then the second man spoke.

He had deeply desired a woman whom he loved.

Eventually, when he had the opportunity to commit the sin he wanted, she reminded him to fear Allah.

And he stopped.

Even though he had the opportunity.

Even though he desired her.

He walked away from the sin and left what he had given her.

He called upon Allah:

“O Allah, if I did that seeking Your pleasure, remove this hardship from us.”

The rock moved again.

Still, they couldn’t get out.

Then the third man remembered someone who had once worked for him.

The worker left without collecting his wages.

Instead of keeping the money, the man invested it.

Over time, it grew into substantial wealth—livestock and servants.

Years later, the worker returned and asked for his wages.

The man pointed toward everything the investment had produced and told him it was all his.

The worker thought he was joking.

He wasn’t.

He gave him everything.

Then the third man called upon Allah:

“O Allah, if I did this sincerely for Your sake, relieve us.”

The rock moved completely.

And the three men walked out.

Three private acts of righteousness.

No audience.

No applause.

But when they were trapped with no human being capable of saving them, those deeds became part of their du’a.

Never underestimate a good deed simply because nobody sees it.

Allah does.

— Authentic narration: Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.

[اعب @Itsbuj]

They were leaving Bellingham out the lineups months before the tournament. Oh how quick they forget

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3 clean sheets in a row and defensive stability. Send Barcelona the 55million.

[🎴 @sbzcomps]

Araujo was outstanding today

[اعب @Itsbuj]

A man once killed 99 people.

Then something changed inside him.

He wanted to know if Allah could still forgive him.

He asked a worshipper if repentance was possible after everything he’d done.

The man told him no.

So he killed him too.

100 people.

But he still didn’t give up on repentance.

He eventually found a knowledgeable man and asked the same question.

This time, the answer was different:

Who could stand between him and repentance?

He was told to leave his old environment and travel to a land where righteous people lived.

He left.

But he died before reaching it.

The angels of mercy and punishment disputed over him, so Allah caused the distance to be measured.

He was found closer to the land he was traveling toward.

And Allah forgave him.

Imagine carrying the weight of 100 murders—and still discovering that the door of sincere repentance had not been closed.

Never convince yourself that you’ve gone too far to return to Allah.

— Based on an authentic hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.

[اعب @Itsbuj]

A man once killed 99 people.

Then something changed inside him.

He wanted to know if Allah could still forgive him.

He asked a worshipper if repentance was possible after everything he’d done.

The man told him no.

So he killed him too.

100 people.

But he still didn’t give up on repentance.

He eventually found a knowledgeable man and asked the same question.

This time, the answer was different:

Who could stand between him and repentance?

He was told to leave his old environment and travel to a land where righteous people lived.

He left.

But he died before reaching it.

The angels of mercy and punishment disputed over him, so Allah caused the distance to be measured.

He was found closer to the land he was traveling toward.

And Allah forgave him.

Imagine carrying the weight of 100 murders—and still discovering that the door of sincere repentance had not been closed.

Never convince yourself that you’ve gone too far to return to Allah.

— Based on an authentic hadith in Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.

[Premier League @premierleague]

Bradley Barcola 🤩

🔴 @LFC

[Mufti Menk @muftimenk]

Almighty. Calm our troubled hearts. Let peace and tranquility reign once again. There’s so much noise and confusion around. It’s easy to be distracted and lose focus. Many useless things demand our attention. Guide us. Keep us firm in faith; always close to You. Aameen.

[اعب @Itsbuj]

Sometimes the thing you keep asking Allah for is delayed because you’re being prepared for it.

Sometimes the delay itself is protection.

And sometimes Allah gives you something completely different, and months later you finally understand why.

Make du’a. Do your part. Have tawakkul.

You don’t need to understand Allah’s plan to trust Him.

[اعب @Itsbuj]

Sometimes the thing you keep asking Allah for is delayed because you’re being prepared for it.

Sometimes the delay itself is protection.

And sometimes Allah gives you something completely different, and months later you finally understand why.

Make du’a. Do your part. Have tawakkul.

You don’t need to understand Allah’s plan to trust Him.

[اعب @Itsbuj]

follow me lfc family, i follow back let’s grow.

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@Amura1602 gain

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21 years old💎

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Gravenberch is falling out, and itself sad to see. Was so important in that title winning season.

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21 years old💎

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Gravenberch is falling out, and itself sad to see. Was so important in that title winning season.

[Samuel @SamueILFC]

Trey Nyoni and Lewis Koumas both impressed themselves again today. Impressive in the cup, came off and sealed the win in the league.

Couldn’t be anymore proud of them.

[Ronald Araujo @RonaldAraujo_4]

Gran victoria en una cancha difícil antes del parón. LET’S GO REDS! 💪🏾🔴

[UTD🇿🇦 @unitedmightrise]

You don't want to be on this app when your team lose😭