Farhan 💤

Slave of God

[B🇨🇮🇳🇴🇨🇻🇸🇳 @BlSBAAS]

I hope to never see him again in that salafi beard

[Osita Mba @DrOsitaMba]

@TeleFootball @SamJDean Cry more #FREEPALESTİNE

[y🇨🇮🇵🇹🇸🇳🇨🇭 @he4rtgoId]

MBS declining Yamal's Hajj visa after he makes it 4-0 against saudi

[Fabrizio Romano @FabrizioRomano]

Lamine Yamal after his first World Cup goal. 🇪🇸

[TURKI ALALSHIKH @Turki_alalshikh]

نجم فيلم سفن دوج و Breaking bad جيانكارلو اسبوزيتو ينطق الشهادتين ويشارك فريق العمل الصلاه يوم امس في المسجدبعد ارتياحه من التعامل مع المسلمين أثناء التصوير في المملكه العربيه السعوديه والفديو له امس مع موظفين شركة صله 🇸🇦❤️🙏🏻 الحمدلله

[Farhan 💤 @rafaanimz]

Best news of the day. May Allah bless him.

[TURKI ALALSHIKH @Turki_alalshikh]

نجم فيلم سفن دوج و Breaking bad جيانكارلو اسبوزيتو ينطق الشهادتين ويشارك فريق العمل الصلاه يوم امس في المسجدبعد ارتياحه من التعامل مع المسلمين أثناء التصوير في المملكه العربيه السعوديه والفديو له امس مع موظفين شركة صله 🇸🇦❤️🙏🏻 الحمدلله

[Farhan 💤 @rafaanimz]

Summerville what a finish brother

[Madrid Xtra @MadridXtra]

🤍🥺 Vini Jr. to Toni Kroos: “I miss you.”

[Farhan 💤 @rafaanimz]

@MuskCaughtAP 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[N8 🇵🇹🇨🇮 @Vararse_]

I’m crying this is like starlight before joining The Seven

[ɖʀʊӄքǟ ӄʊռʟɛʏ 🇧🇹🇹🇩 @kunley_drukpa]

OMAN’S SULTAN QABOOS BIN SAID - Mostly Competent Pragmatism

Along East Africa’s Swahili Coast you will see lots of vehicles and surfaces decorated with pictures of Oman’s Royal Family - especially the Late Sultan Qaboos bin Said. This is not just a function of lots of Swahili People having Omani ancestry - the Omani Royal family is highly respected in much of the Muslim World. If you ask Arabs who their favourite modern Arab Leader you are far more likely to hear Qaboos bin Said than Nasser or Gaddafi

Part of the reason Qaboos is so popular is because of how highly competent his project of developing Oman was - pragmatic and free of ideological excess to a degree on par with Lee Kuan Yew, Paul Kagame, perhaps Park Chung Hee or the comparable more oil-rich Gulf Monarchies of the Saudis, Al-Maktoums, Al-Thanis etc - while still managing to be relatively open by Muslim World standards in a way that didn’t alienate outsiders to the degree those latter Arab Peninsula Families are often accused of having done

Prior to Qaboos bin Said’s rule, Oman was a backwards Indian Ocean Slaver Kingdom that had lost the hold on the Swahili Coast Empire it once had. Under the rule of his father, Oman had maintained its feudalistic characteristics despite the rapid changes occurring in the Middle East at the turn of the century. Infant mortality rates and illiteracy skyrocketed, and general unrest manifested itself in a Marxist rebellion in Dhofar in the country’s south

However, in July 1970, Sultan Qaboos ousted his father Said bin Taimur in a coup, and once he took power he promised Omani citizens that he would transform their ‘life into a prosperous one with a bright future.’ To that end he decided to deliberately set about modernising in a way that was ‘in keeping’ with the Country’s history and culture - a kind of Omanifuturism

Qaboos increased GDP from USD$256m in 1970 to around USD$79.66 billion in 2012. He waged an effective systemic campaign against communism and eliminated the rebels unlike in nearby Yemen. He set about on a massive infrastructure building project to bring Oman into the 20th Century by establishing a network of schools, hospitals roads, public transport and universities. He also created a highly functioning national health care system and sanitary facilities for food handling, waste disposal, water purification etc - which had previously been near impossible given Oman’s desert interior

Qaboos bin Said was an incredibly competent leader and because of that mostly competent governance Oman avoided the fate of Yemen and is able to punch above its weight today

[Kyou @_Kyou]

Qatar can’t recover from this bro
canadians don’t even know they have a football team

[Endrick @Endrick]

Obrigado Deus por esse momento, obrigado nação por transformar esse momento cada vez mais especial, ficará marcado na minha história. Seguimos juntos com o apoio de vocês, amo vocês!🤍😉🇧🇷 @CBF_Futebol

[❄️ @footyhan]

“Olise” “Mbappe” “Enzo”

I just miss my boys man

[E @Ellis_]

Morocco should be used as an example for all these countries trying to compete with the big boys

Invest heavily in stadiums, youth players & see if you can tap a couple players up that have dual nationality.

It will take years to achieve but it will be worth it.

When they hosted AFCON and I seen the stadiums over there I was blown away that country is serious about football.

[𝗦 🇩🇪 @a9ied]

Bellingham after playing with kane and rice instead of Tchouaméni and Mbappe

[Ismaël Koné Enthusiast🇨🇦🇱🇧 @LFCYussef6]

Always trust in Allah🤲❤️

[Bappa @Bappa_195]

Argentina is way to poor of a country to be this racist

[. @Arhlzz]

Theres grown men with fully developed brains arguing that the Portuguese players are not passing to Ronaldo and playing bad on purpose bc they’re trying to sabotage him. And they fully believe this