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Zaroori Nahi Izhaare-e-Mohabbat Sirf Lafzon Se Kiya Jaye
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Tujhe Khamoshi Se Dekhna Bhii Ishq Hai
Zaroori Nahi Izhaare-e-Mohabbat Sirf Lafzon Se Kiya Jaye
🥀 O Allah, by Your eye, gladden the heart of our Imam, the Master of Time, O Lord, ease it upon him and hasten his relief.
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Ojhal Sahi Nigaah Se Dooba Nahi Hun Main,,,
Aye Raat Khabardaar, Ke Haara Nahi Hun Main..!
Darpesh Subh-o-Shaam Yahi Kashmakash Hai Ab,,,
Us Ka Banu'n Mai Kaise, Ke Apna Nahin Hun Mai..!
Mujh Ko Farishta Hone Ka Daawa Nahi Magar,,
Jitna Bura Samjhte Ho, Utna Nahi Hun Mai..!
Iss Tarah Fer-Fer K Baatein Na KiJiye,,,
Lehje Ka Rukh Samajhta Hun, Bacha Nahi Hun Mai..!
Mumkin Nahi Hai Mujh Se Ye Tarz-e-Munafqat,,,
Duniya Tere Mizaaj Ka, Banda Nahi Hun Mai..!
📿 May Allah (SWT)
Hasten the reappearance of our 12th Imam al-Mahdi (atfs).
The world is waiting for justice and justice is waiting for Imam al-Mahdi (atfs).
Salawat to our beloved Prophet (S) and his pure Ahlulbayt (pbbuta).
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a Mercy from your Lord
44:6
Today, I remember Hussain ibn Ali - an inspirational figure who made the ultimate stand against oppression.
His story is one of a kind.
Uncover it here:
https://whoishussain.org/about-hussain
Haqeeqat bas itni si hai, Yazeed tha, Hussain hai 🔥
Raaz aai na mohabbat mujhe warna ‘Saqi’
Mai ne souncha thha ke har dil mein utar jaon ga
-Saqi Amrohvi
Main aaj tak safar mein hoon is eitmaad par
Ubhareingi manzilein mere kadmou ki dhool se
-Saqi Amrohvi
The ultimate 80s throwback. Long before screens took over, our worlds were shaped by the colorful covers of comic books, sports magazines, and the simple thrill of standing on our tiptoes to see what was on the next shelf. Pure wonder caught in a single frame. 📖🌾
You almost gave me hope
Ahh sorry about that… is everything okay? You have been trying to contact her?
i mean why are you saying Alhamdulillah ? Are you in touch with her?
Oh no, not really in touch 😄 just meant I hope she’s doing well.
Any word from Zarwareen?
Alhamdolillah
Turtuk: Where the mountains whisper in Balti and the apricots taste like sunshine. A place caught between borders and beyond time. 🏔️✨
Turtuk is not just a destination; it’s a living poem etched into the rugged landscape of the Karakoram range. Located at the edge of Ladakh, just miles from the Line of Control, it remains one of India’s best-kept secrets, a lush, green oasis of apricot trees tucked between towering, sun-scorched mountains.
🏔️ The Last Village of the Karakoram
In Turtuk, time doesn’t tick; it flows like the Shyok River. Until 1971, this village was part of Baltistan, Pakistan, and that heritage breathes through every stone alleyway and wooden balcony.
The Aesthetic of Daily Life
• The Colors: The stark contrast of turquoise glacial water against the golden-brown desert mountains, punctuated by the vibrant emerald green of barley fields.
• The Stone Labyrinths: Walking through the village feels like navigating a giant, beautiful puzzle. Houses are built from local stone, stacked perfectly without mortar.
• The Natural Fridges: Look for the Sarma—small stone bunkers built over natural cold springs where locals store meat and butter, keeping them fresh for months without electricity.
The Balti Spirit
The people of Turtuk are the heart of its beauty. They are Balti Muslims, known for their incredible warmth, sharp features, and colorful traditional attire. You’ll find elders sitting on stone benches sharing stories, and children with sun-kissed cheeks playing among the apricot blossoms.