PLEASANT RHYMES.
- LECTURAS 16
- Votos 5
- Partes 5
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Última publicación mar, jun 25, 2024
Alhamdullah for being an African, a beautiful continent blessed with plenty of abundant natural resources.
Despite being proud, yet Africa is blessed with some wicked mind individuals and greedy leaders.
Egoism, Ignorance, Homsexulaity Neo-colonialism, Hypocrisy, Dishonest in relationships, poverty make the blessed Africa loosing it's beauty. Turning into a scary place, and a puzzling one.
Though life in Africa is stressful and obey Lamarck's inheritance theory, sometimes you need to atleast laugh once per week. Because, too much worries and seriousness is harmful.
This poetry book tries to explain the problems in Africa, and I ask Allah insha'Allah all Africans to achieve mind freedom'. since, "the first slavery begins with mind, and the first freedom begins with mindset ".
This poetry book is divided into five Categories:-
1. Cultural troubles.
2. Social troubles.
3. Economic &Political troubles.
4. Funny.
5. Motivation & Inspiration.
" Allah save Africa, I humbly pray. Amiiin".
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[NOT EDITED] "Can you... marry my brother?" "Your brother, Ibrahim? But... Isn't he married?" I recall the conversation we had before. "He was, but he is divorced now. He has a kid, Hairah. Ali is only one." I can see tears brimming in her desperate eyes."Why would you suggest me?" "Because I know, only a heart like yours cannot refuse to give Ali a mother." I try my best to keep my breath and body calm. * Divorced. A kid. Not everyone's fairy tale prince. But she wills to be a mother to an innocent motherless child. * Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala said: فَاِ نَّ مَعَ الْعُسْرِ يُسْرًا "Verily, with hardships comes ease" [Quran; 94:5] ___ 1 in #spiritual out of 30k stories 1 in #wattpadindia out of 3.28k stories 1 in #islam out of 9.22k stories 3 in #divorce out of 14k stories 2 in #muslim out of 12.4k stories 1 in #muslimlovestory out of 2.2k stories 1 in #halal out of 4.28k stories #WattpadIndia Edit- AwesomeAreej Started on - 22/10/22 Ended - 01/01/23
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