thira

clumsy

[📟 @sourskittlesz]

berapa ramai penerima zakat masuk penjara sebab terpaksa curi makanan untuk hidup and kau sedap bermewah bagi anak bini makan hak orang miskin

[Big Tee @societyhatestee]

the rich aunt is not rich. she just doesn’t have any kids.

[thira @thirarosl]

@wawancarasemasa @meinmokhtar Ish tak elok la cakap macam tu… Jahatnya mulut… kadang kadang cancer ni genetic. Rasa la kesian sikit

[emma @yemmeow]

Ya Allah Ya Tuhanku, bagilah balasan yang amat dahsyat untuk manusia-manusia jahat yang seksa haiwan di China ni 🤲🏻

[Nurul Zackiah Cuntylanak Garrick🇵🇸 @ZackAvaricious]

Allahumma inni asluka T20 salary.

[thira @thirarosl]

aku dulu waktu nikah memang bgtahu orang yang jangan pakai putih & they did not ya :) Alhamdulillah. kadang kadang kena bagitahu je.

[🔺meingl🔻 @meinmokhtar]

Sejak bila tak boleh pakai putih time nikah?

[MuslimMatters @MuslimsMatters]

Most comfortable words in the Quran

[• يمنى♡• @yumnah_elkhabir]

you are exactly where Allah swt wants you to be 🧡

[conduct|r @conductr_]

All your problems are your own fault. Lack of discipline. No confidence. No courage. No responsibility. Bad decisions. Stop complaining and change now.

[kdrama diary @kdramasdiary]

if 2026 is really the new 2016, then I’m expecting a LOT from this year’s kdramas 🫡

[emma @yemmeow]

Hi guys. Im in so much pain right now sebab cabut gigi pagi tadi. Tapi tolong lah beli kalendar saya ni. Taknak beli pun takpa tapi tolong retweet pls. Lebiu semua 🩷

https://t.co/P4iHafHGjD

[𝐒𝐰𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐚 ♡ @swacinta]

Deep ayat ni.

"Jangan engkau meremehkan kehidupan orang lain, hanya kerana takdirmu lebih baik.”

[ᴇᴍᴍ_ʙᴜᴅᴅʏ @emm_buddy]

Allah is Al-Jabbar, which means He has the power to fix anything that is broken. No matter how shattered you may feel due to life's challenges, have faith that Al-Jabbar can help you put yourself back together. Trust in Him to restore you, even when it seems impossible.

[Gontse Chauke 📝 @_BlackZA]

Fortunately, they were right. When you surround yourself with high achieving individuals, you have no option but to catch up.

[Dodoss @DijeBayero_]

Nothing “Hasbunallah wa ni’mal wakeel” won’t fix

[thira @thirarosl]

Rindunya Bubu & Coco :(

[dominic dyer @domdyer70]

Scientists just found dolphins with Alzheimer’s. Yes, dolphins. The ocean’s geniuses are literally losing their memories.

In a shocking discovery, researchers studying stranded dolphins in Scotland found something terrifying. When they looked at the dolphins’ brains under a microscope, they saw the same signs humans get with Alzheimer’s disease. The same tangled proteins. The same sticky plaques. The same slow destruction of memory and awareness.

At first, scientists thought it was a mistake. Dolphins are known for incredible intelligence. They recognize themselves in mirrors. They have names for each other. They even mourn their dead. How could a creature like that develop something so human?

Then the connection became clear. The waters they swim in are full of toxins like mercury, lead, and other pollutants that build up in their bodies over time. These chemicals damage brain cells, disrupt hormones, and can trigger degenerative diseases. Basically, we’re poisoning the oceans, and the smartest animals in them are paying the price.

Some researchers think this could also explain a haunting mystery: mass strandings. Dolphins sometimes beach themselves in groups, seemingly confused or disoriented. If their brains are being damaged by toxins, that confusion might not be random. It could be a tragic symptom.

It’s eerie to think about. Alzheimer’s used to be something we only associated with humans. Now, we’re seeing the same patterns in wild animals who live completely different lives. The line between us and the natural world just got a lot thinner.

The saddest part? Dolphins can’t tell us when they’re struggling. They just start acting differently, swimming slower, forgetting familiar routes, or following sick podmates to shore.

We always call dolphins the “brains of the sea.” But if the oceans keep getting dirtier, those brilliant minds might keep breaking down. Maybe the real test of our intelligence is whether we care enough to stop it.