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📚 Where Muslim Students Meet! Salam and welcome! Here's to making our student years unforgettable and leaving a lasting impact 🎉👩‍🎓🧑‍🎓

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Anonymous

20 days ago

Hii

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Isslam

@isslam19

20 days ago

nice 🤍

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Isiaka Wasiu

@Lateef42520828

20 days ago

A man may reject his wife after seeing another woman because he feels emotionally unfulfilled, weak in self-control, or attracted to novelty and attention. Sometimes it is not true love for the new woman, but boredom, poor communication, lack of appreciation, or a marriage problem he has not handled well. �
Common reasons
He feels more understood by the other woman, especially if he feels ignored at home. �
He is chasing excitement, attention, or physical attraction rather than fixing the marriage. �
He and his wife may already have problems like nagging, conflict, money stress, or emotional distance. �
In some cases, he is simply being selfish and unfaithful, not making a wise choice. �

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Hasinur Rahman

@HasinurRahman

20 days ago

My dream of joining the commando force

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RIDWANULLAHI Hainu Ridor

@hainuRidor

21 days ago

Salam alykunm ,
No any life after school experience in other places than Nigeria 🇳🇬 and only poor people can relate this

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RIDWANULLAHI Hainu Ridor

@hainuRidor

21 days ago

It’s a great to witness another day and by saying Alhamdulillahi 🙏🙏🙏

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Rikaa

@rika234

21 days ago

There is a type of guy who is dangerous to have as a lifelong partner. He may look kind and may give you everything you need, but he lacks empathy. He is incapable of understanding when what he says or does hurts someone’s feelings. Even worse, he feels absolutely no guilt. He doesn't even show remorse, instead, he makes up excuses to cover up his mistakes. For him, it’s just normal, like it's no big deal and nothing serious..

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Afnan Sheikh

@Afnan85864

21 days ago

Hey 👋🏻 is anybody near in sharjah near Al qasimiah Al nad let's meetup 🙋🏻‍♂️

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Muhanned Hussein

@Muhannedjp

21 days ago

Week 7 complete — 39 lessons, 207h41m of tracked study.
This week ran longer than planned. I paused for about eight days to sort out my health — lab tests, a rebuilt diet, and a better gym plan — and then went back to work.
When I returned, I took my first cold simulation: a four-task test on messy oil-and-gas maintenance data, under exam conditions — no notes, no tutorials, no AI. It required Power Query, XLOOKUP and INDEX-MATCH, SUMIFS and COUNTIFS, PivotTables, combo charts, and SQL: INNER and LEFT JOIN, CASE, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, COUNT, AVG.
The pause showed. I stumbled early on XLOOKUP — a skill my tracking system rates Comfortable, one I expected to use automatically. After that first stumble, the rest held, though the test took longer than it was supposed to.
My Decay Log — a system I built to track when I last used each skill unaided — has already queued the next reviews: string and date functions. The newest skills fade fastest until they become automatic.
On the IELTS side, I noticed I generate too many ideas while writing Task 2 essays, so I've switched the order: plan first in shorthand, then write from the plan. Thinking and writing at the same time is slower than doing them one at a time.
Somewhere in that week, I crossed 200 total hours of study, on Day 90 of the program.
The most important finding isn't technical. After an unplanned but deliberate pause, I came back without any deadline and without anyone pushing — only the habit did it. Building that habit was the original goal.

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