Q: Jeet gain to Kia karein gi?
A: Mein Shaukat Khanum mein..
(Camera Changed)
Following Tamasha via reels and she seemed the most strongest contestant but tbh now I doubt that she might not win the trophy.
This Paul Scholes pass lives rent free in my head..
He was 44-years-old at the time and he might be the only person on the planet who could pull this off. 😮💨😮💨
Zinc in the morning. Magnesium at night. Vitamin D with your first meal. Do it for 30 days and tell me your energy, your sleep and your mood didn't completely shift.
Just saw an Instagram reel that said:
“At some point you become the age that your parents were in your childhood memories, only you don’t feel like an adult, and you realize your parents were still just kids trying to figure it out too”
And that shit just fucked me up.
جاوید میانداد کے اِس انٹرویو نے تباہی مچا دی ہے، اب دیکھنا سب حوصلہ پکڑیں گے، اب یہ سلسلہ رُکے گا نہیں
یہ بھی سو فیصد کنفرم بتادوں پٹواری جاوید میانداد پر مُنظم حملہ کریں گے اب
I want that boring Muslim life. Isha then sleep. Fajr before the world wakes up. Qur’an in the quiet. Gym. Halal food. Dhikr walks. Sunnahs. A small circle that actually reminds you of Allah. Less posting. Less explaining. Less being available to everybody. More solitude. More prayer. More peace. And if somebody thinks your life looks boring? Fine. You’re not building your life for their entertainment. Sometimes the most beautiful thing is simply being close to Allah and hard to disturb.
THE FURTHER MIS-ADVENTURES OF CLIFF BOOTH.
Starring Brad Pitt.
Written by Quentin Tarantino.
Directed by David Fincher.
See it first only in IMAX November 25.
First, Sayed Muzzamil Shah, at the peak of his chawalism, was laughing and saying that Imran Khan wouldn’t stay in jail for even three days.
But after Imran Khan has spent more than three years in jail and 10 months in complete isolation this chawal has now come up with another video, crying because Mr. Khan isn’t making a deal with the establishment.
At this point, all that’s left for him is humiliation. 😂😂
I was at a janazah for a man who died suddenly. Heart attack. Forty-three years old. Left behind a wife and three children.
The imam stood before the wrapped body and said something that made the entire room feel like the walls were closing in.
"He woke up that morning and checked his phone. He had plans. Meetings. A promotion he was working toward. A mortgage. A vacation booked for next month. He had no idea that by noon, he'd be here. Wrapped. Silent. About to meet his Lord."