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idk who needs to hear this but self love also includes extending grace & being kinder to yourself when you “could have done something better" or when you stumble upon a small step in life, when you fall as you’re getting back up, being kinder to yourself when you least want to ♥️
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Medicine humbles you twice: first when you realise how little you know, and again when you realise how much there is left to learn.
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All your attempts to reach Allah are, in fact, Him reaching you. How beautiful is it to think that even your longing for Him is a mercy from Him?
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Mimi ukiniitisha pesa, even as low as 100 bob, you tell me you'll pay me in x days and you don't, hiyo ni mara ya mwisho you'll hear from me.
Heri uniambie nikuokolee and that's it but utanilipa na usilipe?
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“I want to always have it in front of me so I can memorise it🥺”
I can’t teach you everything
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i not only enjoy being in theater, i also lowkey love taking photos of random things in there 🥺 especially when people are unaware,
I remember each surgery in these pics so vividly, i just really love capturing enjoyable moments
also again, ortho still has my heart ♥️
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I actually chose to go medical school. Nobody forced me, like I wasn’t held at gun point. Crazy.
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Mamdani is like your first legitimately nice boyfriend, and made the rest of your friend group say “maybe I don’t have to date losers anymore either”.
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my hijab isn’t a reflection of how religious I am or how strong my imaan is. It’s a reminder that even on the days when my faith feels weak, I still belong to Islam
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"my hijab isn’t a reflection of how religious I am or how strong my imaan is. It’s a reminder that even on the days when my faith feels weak, I still belong to Islam"
just found out emergency contact ya babangu ni mm 👀
feeling a lil emo because wdym 😭 but also atleast now i can confirm i am the favorite child
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Every Muslim woman should strive to get that degree, build a career and become financially independent. Let’s do away with the stereotypes and show that a woman can be a practising Muslim, an ambitious career woman and a loving, supportive wife without compromising her faith.
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MY MAYOR IS ZOHRAN AND MY SENATOR IS ABDUL ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ (I live in the other side of the planet)
























