Ibrahim

满招损，谦受益

[Zeeshan Sayed @SayedZeesh]

Frimpong is an exceptional footballer. He's a mix of Vidic and Beckham.

Crosses like Vidic. Defends like Beckham.

[Ibrahim @Ibrahim_jbrl]

@SofianeArbeloa Bro has already won the golden boot in the group phase 🙌🏾

[Ibrahim @Ibrahim_jbrl]

@usouph Just look at the date man 🤦🏾‍♂️😂😭

[(fan) Hater Central @TheHateCentra]

Lamine Yamal slowly entering his Ansu Fati era

[NDIAYE WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU @selfcontrI]

Enzo maresca in the dressing room with haalands leftover hair from the haircut while there are 12 players in total left in the club

[NELLY @Cfcnelly]

• Bought Arjen Noni Madueke for £29m, sold for £52m to Arsenal.
• Bought Xavi Andrey Santos for £13m, sold to Manchester United for £50m
• Built the boy who has a dream from the trenches, sold to Manchester United for just £60M.
• Bought Harry Liam Delap for a whopping £30m, now I sold to Forest for £45m.

Now am preparing to sell Thiago Tosin Adarabibrazil to anyone for just £30m, I think Arsenal and Barcelona should be interested in this deal.

Sir Adam Smith de learn for where I study business and finance reach.

[Hull City @HullCity]

1738

[Sarki. @Waspapping_]

Please don’t pass without RETWEETING for other Muslims

- Sheik Ahmad Tijjani Guruntum

[David de Gea @D_DeGea]

It's not how it starts, it's how it ends.

[ChiefHerbalist @HerbalistChief]

When I say use Zobo (Sobolo) to treat erectile dysfunctional, this is how I want you to prepare it.

[Jordan Slim @JordanSlimyv40]

Married people, avoid the comments section

[Nick's Pizza @Al_Must3rph3r]

Albani is of the opinion that in every local mosque.. A lawyer should occasionally rise up after fajr & enlighten congregation on constitutional rights, basic legal issues, loopholes, lawsuits tips

Doctor should teach CPR, Chronic diseases,prognosis, First aid care, debunk myths.
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[Idris @7signxx]

How The Sahabas Raised Their Children...

THREAD

[Niklas Mehring @MehringNik21329]

@Deezyagain_ I dont think it is a good Sign 😂😂😂😂

[JBT @UtdJBT]

Welcome back

[Paddy Power @paddypower]

Chelsea are about to get several thousand of their old fans back

[Typical Aboki @Proud_Aboki]

Why Isn’t This Video Going Viral? Muslim Brother Calmly Cooked Christian Lady .

Please Share Your Thoughts 💭

[Abu Jabir Penabdul @PenAbdull]

It is indeed an honor from Allah for anyone that lowers his gaze in this era of fitna. May Allah honor us with this virtue.

[Mark Yi @ SpaceXAi @himarkyi]

im begging you to read this:

[Idris @7signxx]

In 2006, five years after 9/11, the FBI needed someone who could get close to Muslim communities in Orange County, California without raising suspicion. They found him at a local gym.

Craig Monteilh was a fitness trainer with a criminal record for fraud when the FBI recruited him as a paid informant. He began attending the Islamic Center of Irvine, one of the largest mosques in Southern California, and publicly converted to Islam in front of hundreds of worshippers during Ramadan.

He took the name Farouk.

Monteilh spent over a year building trust inside the community. Members invited him into their homes for meals and prayer. He joined study groups, attended dozens of early morning prayers, and became a familiar, welcomed face. The whole time, he was secretly recording almost everything. He carried a camera hidden inside a shirt button.

He left a set of keys containing a hidden audio device in a mosque office lost and found, capturing private conversations between imams and congregants who believed they were speaking in confidence.

The FBI paid Monteilh $177,000 for his work, with more money tied to how many prayer sessions and events he attended. His assignment, according to his later court testimony, was to help identify potential extremists within the mosque.

Instead, something else happened.

Monteilh began talking about violent jihad in ways that unsettled the people around him. Fellow congregants tried to correct him using Islamic teachings on peace. When that did not work, members of the mosque grew alarmed enough that they reported him, not to mosque leadership, but directly to the FBI, warning that he might be a radicalized threat.

The Islamic Center of Irvine ultimately filed for and received a restraining order barring him from the property.

It would be nearly two years before the community learned the truth: the man they had reported as a potential extremist was the government's own informant, sent to spy on them in the first place.

The case became the basis for a major lawsuit against the FBI, which eventually reached the U.S. Supreme Court over questions of religious surveillance and civil rights.

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