Sakib

[B LOU @BLouu]

How tf does an ID expire? I’m still the same nigga I was 4 years ago 😂😂

[The Giants Report @GiantsReport1]

The #Giants are 3-1. Alone in first place in the NFC East.

[NYGcrush @NYGCrush]

How it feels coming out with a W surviving the Jameis Winston experience

[Complex @Complex]

New York has been ranked the No. 1 city in the world. 🗽

The annual ranking compares 1,000 cities around the world based on economics, human capital, quality of life, environment and governance.

Via Oxford Economics, 2026 Global Cities Index
📸;Getty

[Sidetalk Sports @sidetalksports]

The Boston Tea Party

[• @Alhamdhulillaah]

Marwa Ahmed Al-Amin Bakhit, a 36-year-old Sudanese expat, had spent almost her entire life in the UAE.

She arrived when she was just one year old, grew up in Dubai and studied there from kindergarten through secondary school. She later joined Dubai Police, where colleagues remembered her as cheerful, calm and kind-hearted.

After waiting nearly 12 years to become a mother, Marwa finally became pregnant with twins.

Her pregnancy had reportedly been normal. She underwent a Caesarean section and was able to see and hold her first baby. But while her second son was being delivered, she suddenly suffered severe complications, including blood clots affecting her lungs and heart.

Doctors tried repeatedly to resuscitate her, but Marwa passed away.

Her twin boys, Fahd and Fahad, survived and were reported to be healthy. But Marwa's story was about more than motherhood.

After losing both of her parents to cancer, she had taken on responsibility for her family and became the main source of support for her two sisters. She was also the family's main provider, as her husband was unemployed.

Then came the day of her Janāzah.

A social media appeal called on people across the UAE to attend because Marwa had no family in the country apart from her husband, asking people to “be her family and brothers.”

And they answered.

Hundreds of people gathered at Al Qusais Cemetery Mosque in Dubai. Many had never met Marwa, yet they came to pray for her, offer condolences and stand beside her grieving husband and sisters.

The prayer hall became so full that some people prayed outside. Others travelled from different emirates simply to be there.

Marwa's family said they were overwhelmed by the outpouring of love, prayers and support.

She spent her life caring for others.

And when it was time to say goodbye, strangers came together to make sure she and her family were not alone.

May Allāh have mercy upon Marwa, forgive her, honour her and grant her Jannatul Firdaus.

May Allāh protect her two sons and grant them health, īmān and a beautiful life.

[christian @christpreme]

Forcing myself to watch the Giants for the rest of the season without Dart

[NFL Memes @NFLMemes]

Giants fans remembering how good they used to have it when Eli Manning played 16 seasons and never missed a single game with an injury

[Onyx Odds @OnyxOdds]

The Giants were fun while they lasted

[KnicksMuse @KnicksMuse]

The Knicks championship MIGHT have been a blood sacrifice

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

Week 2 for Giants fans

[Carly @carlymersky]

I can’t do this anymore

[John paul @_notyourguy_jp]

I no longer dislike Mondays, I'm mature now
I dislike the whole week

[jack @jack_bfr]

Wife: “There’s no way you’re just going to sit there and watch football for the next 10 hours”

Me:

[cuba4si @cuba4si]

The Craziest duo 😭😭😭😭

[Brody @NYGseason]

Me if the Giants beat the Rams on MNF

[Jordanreviewsittt @jordanreviewsit]

HR just emailed me and said I’m the only person who hasn’t filled out their “anonymous” survey yet

[🇬🇾 @geekedgoob]

Just did a presentation on why ai was bad while using ai to help me

[Live4SportsHQ @live4sportsHQ]

“I HAVE THE POWER!!!!”

IFYKYK…