Most chances created in the Premier League across the last six seasons:
2020/21 - Bruno Fernandes
2021/22 - Trent Alexander-Arnold
2022/23 - Bruno Fernandes
2023/24 - Bruno Fernandes
2024/25 - Bruno Fernandes
2025/26 - Bruno Fernandes
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@Minikothe3rd Exactly my brother, it's not about beauty, if it's about beauty, most men will not marry their wives.
And remember, men are polygamous in nature.
๐จ๐ช๐ธ๐ฆ๐ท Gavi: โI do NOT think Argentina players should be suspendedโ.
โI understand that this doesn't present a good image for the children, but football has always had a more aggressive sideโ.
โI see that everything that happened is part of footballโ.
You are not smatter than the organizers of the Globe Soccer Award, even Fifa was there to acknowledge the award.
You know absolutely nothing about football. Arguing with you is like pouring water into a basket cos when it comes to football, common sense flies out the window.
Ladies and gentlemen, meet the Player of the Century. Cristiano Aviero Dos Santos Ronaldo ๐ต๐น๐ต๐น๐ต๐น
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"Recite What Is Easy": A Timeless Lesson from Surah Al-Muzzammil (73:20).
One of the most profound demonstrations of Allah's perfect knowledge of His creation is found in the closing verse of Surah Al-Muzzammil.
Allah says:
"...He knows that there will be among you those who are ill, others traveling throughout the land seeking Allah's bounty, and others fighting in the cause of Allah. So recite what is easy from the Qur'an..." (Surah Al-Muzzammil 73:20).
Reflect on the remarkable depth of this verse.
Allah, the Creator of mankind, knows every circumstance we will face. He knows that life is not always the same. There are seasons of strength and seasons of weakness. There are days when our bodies are healthy, and days when illness confines us. There are times when we are busy earning a lawful livelihood, running businesses, working demanding jobs, conducting research, attending school, raising families, or traveling in search of sustenance. There are even those who dedicate themselves to defending the Ummah.
Yet, despite acknowledging every legitimate excuse that may occupy our lives, Allah does not say, "Leave the Qur'an until you are free."
Instead, He lovingly commands:
"So recite what is easy from it."
What an extraordinary balance between divine command and divine mercy.
Allah does not burden us with an amount we cannot bear. He does not specify a chapter, a page, or an hour. He simply asks that we never allow our connection with His Book to be completely severed.
If you cannot recite a juz', recite a page.
If you cannot recite a page, recite a few verses.
If you cannot recite many verses, recite one verse with reflection.
The point is not the quantityโit is the continuity.
This verse teaches us that no matter how demanding life becomes, there is always room for the Qur'an. A believer's relationship with the Book of Allah should never disappear because of worldly responsibilities. The One who gave us those responsibilities is the very One who instructed us to maintain our connection with His words, even if only with "mฤ tayassara"โwhat is easy.
This is also a powerful reminder that our careers, businesses, studies, wealth, and ambitions are not excuses to neglect the Qur'an. Allah already knew these realities long before we experienced them, and He addressed them in His revelation over fourteen centuries ago.
So ask yourself:
How busy am I that I cannot spare five minutes for the speech of the One who gave me twenty-four hours?
The believer who recites even a little every day is fulfilling this divine instruction. Consistency, however small, is beloved to Allah.
May Allah make us among the people of the Qur'an, whose hearts remain attached to His Book in times of ease and hardship, in health and sickness, at home and while traveling. May He grant us the ability to recite, understand, live by, and teach His glorious Qur'an until we meet Him.