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[Eman Mumtaz Afridi @emanmumtaz42]

Tahajjud is really powerful. your heart heals in tahajjud. your duas get answered in tahajjud. you get the ability to bear the calamities very easily if you pray tahajjud consistently, you get peace in tahajjud, tahajjud leads to "kun" destinations. tahajjud leads to miracles.

[Ulquiorra | Espada Nº 4 @jibrilhassaan]

Allahumma inni as’aluka al-Jannah wa a’udhu bika min an-naar. 🙏🏽🤲🏽

[Idris @7signxx]

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[Sara @piousdeenn]

Tahajjud changed nothing for me for two years. Same tears. Same requests. Same sunrise with nothing shifting.

Then I read something I didn’t expect - it wasn’t about praying longer or crying harder.

[Allah Islam Quran @AllahGreatQuran]

Only 10 minutes of Tahajjud wazifa can solve all of your problems.

[• @Al__Quraan]

8 signs you're being purified

1. ​restricted rizq
2. ​hit with loss [2:155]
3. ​feel broken inside [tirmidhi 2398]
4. ​tested after tawbah [29:2]
5. ​du'ā feels delayed [bukhāri 6340]
6. ​life gets harder [94:5-6]
7. ​you accept patience
8. ​forced to surrender to Allāh [3:159]

[Amit sehra🎷 @darsan44562]

5kg चूना+1kg सफेद सीमेंट+1/2kg फेविकोल+250ग्राम जिंक+100 ग्राम फिटकरी

सबको बाल्टी में अच्छे से घोलकर छत का पेंट करें और घर में लाएं बिना कूलर, AC के ठंडक..!

ऐसा करने से आपके घर का तापमान 45° सेल्सियस से 30° सेल्सियस पर आ जायेगा।

इसके लिए आपकों इस वीडियो दिखाए गए कार्य का अनुसरण करना है जिससे आपको गर्मी से काफ़ी राहत मिलेगी।

[𓇢𓆸 ٣١٣ @tasveerzehra_]

You can't fake Akhlaq. Your Akhlaq is visible on your face and in your eyes. If your Akhlaq is good, you automatically look beautiful to others. ❤️

[Khamenei.ir @khamenei_ir]

Prophet #Jesus (pbuh) called people to the path of God & warned against evil & oppression. Immoral, tyrannical powers sought to kill that divine messenger. Lustful, warmongering people couldn’t tolerate the religion of God, His Prophet, and the followers of His path.
Jan. 2, 1995

[⚜️Jxlhš (Dr.Yuksel Hoš)🇹🇷 @ErkaniHarbiyye]

💢Bu İranlıları böyle kravatsız görünce camideki dayı gibi sanıyorsunuz ama hepsi muazzam donanımlı adamlardır. İşte nükleer müzakereleri yönetecek olan İran delegasyonunun başındaki isim Ghalibaf. Hem beşeri coğrafyacıdır hem de müzakerelere giderken uçağı kendisi kullanıyor.

[Soureh 🟩☫🟥 @Soureh_design2]

Dr. Safaeipour, a faculty member at Shahid Beheshti University, held his restoration and reconstruction class in front of buildings destroyed by the US and Zionist attacks at the university.

[Pushpraj Yadav @pushprajyadav97]

ईरान के इस्फहान में अमेरिकी स्पेशल फोर्स और IRGC के बीच कल रात हुई लड़ाई के बाद का हाल देखें।

बताया जा रहा है कि करीब 300 से ऊपर स्पेशल फोर्स के जवान शामिल थे। बहुतों को गोली लगी है।

पेंटागन ने मारे डर के सेटेलाइट की तस्वीरें ही रोक दी हैं। अब ईरान में अमेरिकी फौजों की तबाही की तस्वीरें सिर्फ रूसी और चीनी सैटेलाइट से मिलेंगी।

उन्हीं की मेहरबानी से देखिए, ईरान ने एक पायलट के बदले कितनों को हलाक कर दिया।

2 ब्लैकहॉक हेलीकॉप्टर और एक सी 130 का मलबा साफ दिख रहा है। ईरान अब तक 162 अमेरिकी ड्रोन गिरा चुका है।

हॉलीवुड की तमाम मूवीज फेल हैं।
:- Soumitra roy

[A. @afsixo]

📍 Iran

Where even walls speak poetry, through tiles, color, and centuries of art

[अपूर्व اپوروا Apurva Bhardwaj @grafidon]

ईरान ने बम नहीं…
वैक्सीन बनाई थी।
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प्रतिबंध थे…
पैसा रुका था…
दुनिया ने दरवाज़े बंद कर दिए थे।
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फिर भी…
उन्होंने हाथ नहीं फैलाए।
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ना Pfizer…
ना Moderna…
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उन्होंने खुद बनाया — COVIran Barekat।
अपने दम पर।
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24,000 लोगों पर ट्रायल…
2021 में तैयार वैक्सीन…
नेता ने खुद पहला डोज़ लिया।
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ये कहानी है…
झुकने से इनकार की।
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लेकिन फिर क्या हुआ?
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अमेरिका-इज़राइल ने बम गिराए।
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दवाइयों की फैक्ट्रियों पर।
रिसर्च सेंटर पर।
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जहां कैंसर की दवाइयाँ बनती थीं…
जहां ज़िंदगी बचती थी…
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वहीं बम गिराए गए।
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क्यों?
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कहते हैं “सिक्योरिटी”…
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पर सच?
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खुदनिर्भरता…
सबसे बड़ा खतरा है उनके लिए।
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अगर देश खुद दवा बनाएगा…
तो मुनाफा कौन कमाएगा?
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पहले प्रतिबंध…
फिर बम।
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ये रक्षा नहीं…
ये लालच है।
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एक तरफ इलाज बनाने वाले…
दूसरी तरफ उसे मिटाने वाले।
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अब फैसला आपका।
आप क्या देख रहे हैं?
#घोरकलजुग #IranWar‌

[Persian Girl @Persianserene1]

This is my beautiful country, Iran

These are not just Iran’s national treasures, they also belong to humanity, as they represent a 2,500 year old civilization

The sad reality is that many of these sites are being damaged in strikes by the US and Israel, which is heartbreaking…

[William Peynsaert @PeynsaertBill]

Isfahan is 2,700 years older than Washington. Some of its most impressive features:

• Naqsh-e Jahan Square – one of the largest squares on Earth, surrounded by insane architectural power

• Safavid mosques (Imam & Sheikh Lotfollah) – some of the most intricate tilework and domes ever created

• Bridges like Si-o-se-pol & Khaju – not just bridges, but social life, poetry, and atmosphere in stone

• Grand Bazaar of Isfahan – centuries-old commercial network still alive, selling carpets and craft mastery

• Overall Persian–Islamic architecture – the entire city feels like a living museum of empire-level design

Once again American leaders choose to destroy what American civilization cannot produce.

[Shirin @Shirink_13]

Prophet Mohammed’s rules of war (PBUH)

-Do not kill women or children
-Do not mutilate dead bodies
-Do not cut down trees
-No treachery, or breaking pledges
-No torture or excessive cruelty

What beautiful teachings.

[Chay Bowes @BowesChay]

"Back to the Stone age?"

Most Europeans and Americans know very little about Iran.

Its modern history (in most cases narrated by its enemies) of course dominates most of the narratives about this incredible country and its people.

Some things might surprise you, the Achaemenid Empire 550–330 BC founded by Cyrus the Great, was one of the largest empires in human history, its known for its ultra efficient road system and postal service. Then theres Zoroastrianism, one of the earliest "monotheistic" religions, it emerged in Iran around the 6th century BC, influencing global religious thought.

The unstopable Arab and Muslim conquest in the 7th century, changed everything and ended the Sasanian Empire, spreading Islam and shaping Iran’s modern cultural identity.

The Safavid Dynasty 1501–1736 established Shia Islam as the state religion, largely setting Iran apart in the wider Muslim world.

Then comes the more widely know period of modern history, starting in 1979 with the "Islamic Revolution" which overthrew the Pahlavi monarchy (the Shah, you'll be familiar with his sons recent re emergence), creating the Islamic Republic and redefining Iran’s global image and political stance.

Despite these turmultous changes, Persian contributions shine in science, with people like polymath Al-Biruni (973–1048) measuring the Earth’s circumference with stunning accuracy, and Omar Khayyam's work in advanced algebra and astronomy. Then theres Persian literature, with poets like Rumi and Hafez, whose beautiful works remain a global treasure, blending mysticism and philosophy.

Iran is a great country renowned for its warm and hospitable people. It's not just another far off place on a map, its always been a regional powerhouse and will always be part of the discussion politically and economically.

It seems Iran is yet again at the centre of the world's gaze, don't forget that this ancient culture and its people's have weathered many many storms in the past, and it would in my view, be very unwise to underestimate their resolve, regardless of your political views.

[George Carlin's Ghost @slayguevara]

Your ancestors literally couldn't dream of this level of civilisation you troglodyte