" يا رب النصيب الحلو من الأصحاب، من الشُّغل، من الظُّروف، من الدراسة ومن الحُب.. يا ربّ النصيب الحلو من كُل شغلة بندخُل فيها وإحنا مو عارفين آخرها. يارب النصيب الحلو في كُل أُمور حياتنا من غير شر، ولا ضرر، ولا ألم، ولا فقد.
" يا رب النصيب الحلو من الأصحاب، من الشُّغل، من الظُّروف، من الدراسة ومن الحُب.. يا ربّ النصيب الحلو من كُل شغلة بندخُل فيها وإحنا مو عارفين آخرها. يارب النصيب الحلو في كُل أُمور حياتنا من غير شر، ولا ضرر، ولا ألم، ولا فقد.
يا رب ما نخيب " 🥹❤️
BY دِيسمّبر
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