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40 yr old Vozinha did more dribbles today than Ronaldo in the entire world cup . Ngl but Cabe Verde truly showed as that Winning doesn't always mean to win the match , it might have lost the match but surely won all of football fans Heart.

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u/Proof_Cook6644 — 1 day ago

Ppl who wake up at Tahajjud often?

I do wake up sometimes, but most of the time I just put off the alarm. Whole family wakes up,only to off my alarm and scold me. And there's me sleeping peacefully as if I never put an alarm.

When do u sleep? Wt do u do guys 😭. I lay on bed soon but I don't get sleep at all. If i don't use mobile, it's my overthinking that crosses every other thing. I beat my legs, tire myself yet i don't get sleep. I just feel the pain that I gave to myself.

u/Due-Smoke8035 — 3 days ago

I made this premium chocolates and completed my first 10 orders 🤯🥳🥳🥳 What do guys think?

Additional information:

The first flavor is coffee with brown chocolate

The second one is caramel with brown chocolate.

The one I'm working on for another customer is brown/white chocolate with almonds and raisins and brown chocolate with date fillings!.

I'm a homebaker with no baking background but people loved my chocolates that I just made for free. They loved it and told me to start it as a chocolate business! So rn I'm just making these for local people.

u/Silver_Shame_1603 — 3 days ago

[Music] Is it rly Limited damage??

Obsession of Kashmir from Bollywood never ends.

Just like how the movies made things worse for us... The same thing is happening with them. Kashmiris already suffer alot, yet these type of movies disrupt the Unity among everyone out there.

Today is Kashmir and tmrw it's every other state.

u/Due-Smoke8035 — 5 days ago
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[Music] A beautiful moment captured in today's match: after defeating the Netherlands in the Round of 32, the Moroccan team made du'a and performed sujood in gratitude to Allah (SWT).

u/Upper_Weakness8408 — 6 days ago
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Need help with career in Law.

24F. I am a graduate in BBA and also have a good work experience in consulting and other areas. I had also answered CAT and scored a good enough percentile to get into into tier 2 MBA college however I didn’t go ahead with that bcoz I didn’t want to continue with pvt job life plus the influence of AI made me a lil doubtful about the future. After that I started preparing for UPSC for almost a year but then due to certain setbacks I had to miss the preparation and adding to that I lost my mother a few months back all of a sudden. When she was alive I had shown my leaning and interest towards law as a safety net if I don’t clear UPSC. And tbh I have my interest in LLB. Was also preparing for NLSUI Bglr and other top colleges for entrance exam but lo behold! After my mom’s demise I lost the track of everything as every responsibility is upon me being the first born. Be it the house responsibility, my siblings, my father and the outside business and other document official work.
Now I can’t leave my native place bcoz that’s like leaving everything and everyone alone back home which I can’t afford to do it. I missed the entrance exams of my home state too. We don’t have any private colleges here which offer LLB either. Now I’m in a dilemma that I’ll be wasting another year which I don’t want to.

What can I do ? Can I go for these online PG Diploma courses offered by Law colleges and side by side be an intern or an assistant at a law firm.

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u/Happy_vibez_06 — 6 days ago

Veryy randommm... but what's your top 5 desserts? 😭

Mine (in no particular order because that's impossible 😭):

Gajar ka halwa
Rasmalai
Malai barfi
Shahi tukda
Ice cream & cake

your turn!!

u/Fancy_Engineer_6395 — 7 days ago
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More Muslims need to know about the Muslim Founder Podcast.

Been listening to the Muslim Founder Podcast lately and thought a lot of people here would enjoy it.

It introduced me to so many interesting Muslim founders, entrepreneurs, creatives and leaders that I probably would've never come across otherwise.

That's how I found out about Hasan Kubba, author of the international bestseller The Unfair Advantage, Peter Gould, an award-winning designer known for his work in Islamic design, Adil Abbuthalha is the Founder of the $200M Boycat app. There are loads of other fascinating guests too, all with different journeys and perspectives.

Podcasts like this are a nice reminder of what's possible and can be genuinely inspiring if you're thinking about starting something yourself.

If you're into startups, business, design, leadership, or just looking for some inspiration and motivation, I'd definitely recommend giving it a listen. It's also interesting to see how many of these guests incorporate Islamic values into their work, businesses, and everyday lives.

u/Local-Echidna-966 — 8 days ago