#𝑽𝒐𝒄𝒂𝒃𝒖𝒍𝒂𝒓𝒚_𝒘𝒊𝒕𝒉_𝒔𝒕𝒐𝒓𝒚
❄️ Wholesale
✨ Meaning:- in large quantity; less than retail in price
🕸 Examples:-
🍂 1- The wholesale price of milk is six cents a quart lower than retail.
🍂 2- By buying my eggs wholesale I save fifteen dollars a year.
❄️ Wholesale
✨ Meaning:- in large quantity; less than retail in price
🕸 Examples:-
🍂 1- The wholesale price of milk is six cents a quart lower than retail.
🍂 2- By buying my eggs wholesale I save fifteen dollars a year.
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An Unusual Strike
The baseball strike of 1994–95, which kept the public from seeing the annual World Series, was not a typical labor dispute in which low-paid workers try to persuade their employers to grant a raise above their minimum wage. On the contrary, players who earned millions of dollars yearly, who were visible on TV commercials, drove expensive autos, and dined with presidents, withheld their essential skills until the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of our government were forced to devise solutions to the quarrel.
The team owners, a blend of lawyers, manufacturers, corporate executives, etc., felt that something had to be done about the huge salaries that the players were demanding. Since the talent beyond the major leagues was scarce, they had to start spring training in 1995 with a wholesale invitation to replacement players. The regular athletes returned in late April but there was a feeling that the strike could happen again.
The baseball strike of 1994–95, which kept the public from seeing the annual World Series, was not a typical labor dispute in which low-paid workers try to persuade their employers to grant a raise above their minimum wage. On the contrary, players who earned millions of dollars yearly, who were visible on TV commercials, drove expensive autos, and dined with presidents, withheld their essential skills until the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of our government were forced to devise solutions to the quarrel.
The team owners, a blend of lawyers, manufacturers, corporate executives, etc., felt that something had to be done about the huge salaries that the players were demanding. Since the talent beyond the major leagues was scarce, they had to start spring training in 1995 with a wholesale invitation to replacement players. The regular athletes returned in late April but there was a feeling that the strike could happen again.
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⭐️ Lesson 21: Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS)⭐️
Coordinating conjunctions are words that join two or more words, phrases, or independent clauses. They help to connect ideas smoothly.
- For (reason)
- And (addition)
- Nor (negative choice)
- But (contrast)
- Or (choice)
- Yet (contrast)
- So (result)
Word + FANBOYS + Word
Phrase + FANBOYS + Phrase
Independent Clause + FANBOYS + Independent Clause
- I like tea and coffee.
- She is smart but lazy.
- We went to the park and played soccer.
- He was tired but kept working.
- She wanted to watch a movie, but I wanted to read a book.
- They can stay home, or they can join us for dinner.
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- Shows a reason or explanation.
- Example: She stayed home, for she was feeling sick.
- Adds information.
- Example: I like apples and oranges.
- Presents an additional negative idea.
- Example: He did not call, nor did he send a message.
- Shows contrast or an unexpected result.
- Example: I wanted to go out, but it was raining.
- Presents an alternative or choice.
- Example: Do you want tea or coffee?
- Shows contrast or an unexpected result, similar to "but."
- Example: It was raining, yet we continued our journey.
- Shows a cause-and-effect relationship.
- Example: She was hungry, so she made a sandwich.
- She wanted to play, but it was too late.
- He studied hard, so he passed the test.
- She wanted to play , and it was too late. (No comma needed for compound elements, like words or phrases.)
#syntax
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⭐️ Exercise: Using Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS)⭐️
Complete the sentences using the correct FANBOYS conjunction: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
- I wanted to go to the party, __________ I was too tired.
- She is very intelligent, __________ she works hard every day.
- He didn’t call me, __________ did he send a message.
- You can take the bus, __________ you can walk to the office.
I- t was raining, __________ we went outside to play.
- He was hungry, __________ he ordered a pizza.
- She wanted to buy a new dress, __________ she didn’t have enough money.
- I don’t like horror movies, __________ do I watch them.
-They were excited, __________ they prepared everything in advance.
- Should we go to the beach, __________ should we visit the museum?
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Identify and correct the mistakes in the following sentences:
- I like ice cream, but, I am on a diet.
- She sings beautifully, and, plays the piano.
- He didn’t come to the meeting, nor he called to explain.
- It was late, yet, they continued to talk.
- I wanted to buy the book, so, I went to the store.
#syntax
#Exercise
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⭐️ Exercise: Using Coordinating Conjunctions (FANBOYS) ⭐️
📝 Part 1: Fill in the Blanks
Complete the sentences using the correct FANBOYS conjunction: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
- I wanted to go to the party,but I was too tired.
- She is very intelligent,and she works hard every day.
- He didn’t call me,nor did he send a message.
- You can take the bus,or you can walk to the office.
It was raining,yet we went outside to play.
- He was hungry,so he ordered a pizza.
- She wanted to buy a new dress,but she didn’t have enough money.
- I don’t like horror movies,nor do I watch them.
-They were excited,so they prepared everything in advance.
- Should we go to the beach,or should we visit the museum?
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📝 Part 2: Correct the Mistakes
Identify and correct the mistakes in the following sentences:
- I like ice cream, but, I am on a diet.
I like ice cream, but I am on a diet.
- She sings beautifully, and, plays the piano.
She sings beautifully, and plays the piano.
- He didn’t come to the meeting, nor he called to explain.
He didn’t come to the meeting, nor did he call to explain.
- It was late, yet, they continued to talk.
It was late, yet they continued to talk.
- I wanted to buy the book, so, I went to the store.
I wanted to buy the book, so I went to the store.
#syntax
#Exercise
#WizhoOo
📝 Part 1: Fill in the Blanks
Complete the sentences using the correct FANBOYS conjunction: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so.
- I wanted to go to the party,
- She is very intelligent,
- He didn’t call me,
- You can take the bus,
It was raining,
- He was hungry,
- She wanted to buy a new dress,
- I don’t like horror movies,
-They were excited,
- Should we go to the beach,
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📝 Part 2: Correct the Mistakes
Identify and correct the mistakes in the following sentences:
- I like ice cream, but, I am on a diet.
- She sings beautifully, and, plays the piano.
- He didn’t come to the meeting, nor he called to explain.
- It was late, yet, they continued to talk.
- I wanted to buy the book, so, I went to the store.
#syntax
#Exercise
#WizhoOo
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🦋Expression to describe sadness. 👇👇👇👇
✅ She felt melancholy after the news.
✅ The weather seemed gloomy and reflective of his mood.
✅ She was heartbroken after the breakup.
✅ The situation looked dismal and hopeless.
✅ He had a sorrowful expression on his face.
✅ She appeared downcast after the argument.
✅ The mournful tune matched the somber atmosphere.
✅ His woeful demeanor was evident to everyone.
✅ He felt blue after hearing the bad news.
✅ She felt melancholy after the news.
✅ The weather seemed gloomy and reflective of his mood.
✅ She was heartbroken after the breakup.
✅ The situation looked dismal and hopeless.
✅ He had a sorrowful expression on his face.
✅ She appeared downcast after the argument.
✅ The mournful tune matched the somber atmosphere.
✅ His woeful demeanor was evident to everyone.
✅ He felt blue after hearing the bad news.
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بدل ما تكرر very في اختبار الايلتس ❌
استخدم هذي الكلمات ✅
Very tired - Exhausted (مرهق جدًا)
Very happy - Ecstatic (سعيد جدًا)
Very big - Enormous (كبير جدًا)
Very small - Tiny (صغير جدًا)
Very cold - Freezing (بارد جدًا)
Very hot - Boiling (حار جدًا)
Very fast - Rapid (سريع جدًا)
Very slow - Snail-paced (بطيء جدًا)
Very smart - Brilliant (ذكي جدًا)
Very clean - Spotless (نظيف جدًا)
Very dirty - Filthy (متسخ جدًا)
Very rich - Wealthy (غني جدًا)
Very poor - Destitute (فقير جدًا)
Very funny - Hilarious (مضحك جدًا)
Very serious - Grave (جدي جدًا)
Very easy - Effortless (سهل جدًا)
Very difficult - Arduous (صعب جدًا)
Very important - Crucial (مهم جدًا)
Very interesting - Fascinating (مثير للاهتمام جدًا)
Very boring - Tedious (ممل جدًا)
استخدم هذي الكلمات ✅
Very tired - Exhausted (مرهق جدًا)
Very happy - Ecstatic (سعيد جدًا)
Very big - Enormous (كبير جدًا)
Very small - Tiny (صغير جدًا)
Very cold - Freezing (بارد جدًا)
Very hot - Boiling (حار جدًا)
Very fast - Rapid (سريع جدًا)
Very slow - Snail-paced (بطيء جدًا)
Very smart - Brilliant (ذكي جدًا)
Very clean - Spotless (نظيف جدًا)
Very dirty - Filthy (متسخ جدًا)
Very rich - Wealthy (غني جدًا)
Very poor - Destitute (فقير جدًا)
Very funny - Hilarious (مضحك جدًا)
Very serious - Grave (جدي جدًا)
Very easy - Effortless (سهل جدًا)
Very difficult - Arduous (صعب جدًا)
Very important - Crucial (مهم جدًا)
Very interesting - Fascinating (مثير للاهتمام جدًا)
Very boring - Tedious (ممل جدًا)
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✅ Crucial communication verbs
1️⃣ TO ADDRESS
Meaning: to speak or write to someone; to give attention to something
• address the audience
• address the problem
• address the group
• address the key points
Example:
The head of the department addressed all the people that have gathered in the room to wish Joe happy retirement.
2️⃣ TO PRESENT /prɪˈzent/
Meaning: to give, to offer, to show people the information in a clear way that it is understood
• present the facts
• present information
• present the (sales) figures
Example:
He used the whiteboard to present the sales figures from the previous quarter.
3️⃣ TO DEMONSTRATE
Meaning: to show or to explain something
Examples:
Let me demonstrate why the sales have improved.
This is the latest model. Let me demonstrate how it works.
4️⃣ TO ASSERT
Meaning: to state firmly that something is true
• assert that
• assert yourself
• assert itself
Example:
The project manager asserted that they had met their main goals.
He asserted that this was the only way it was going to work.
1️⃣ TO ADDRESS
Meaning: to speak or write to someone; to give attention to something
• address the audience
• address the problem
• address the group
• address the key points
Example:
The head of the department addressed all the people that have gathered in the room to wish Joe happy retirement.
2️⃣ TO PRESENT /prɪˈzent/
Meaning: to give, to offer, to show people the information in a clear way that it is understood
• present the facts
• present information
• present the (sales) figures
Example:
He used the whiteboard to present the sales figures from the previous quarter.
3️⃣ TO DEMONSTRATE
Meaning: to show or to explain something
Examples:
Let me demonstrate why the sales have improved.
This is the latest model. Let me demonstrate how it works.
4️⃣ TO ASSERT
Meaning: to state firmly that something is true
• assert that
• assert yourself
• assert itself
Example:
The project manager asserted that they had met their main goals.
He asserted that this was the only way it was going to work.
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Example: She has a soft spot for her youngest nephew.
26. Heart of gold: A very kind and generous nature.
Example: My grandmother has a heart of gold; she helps everyone.
27. Stab someone in the back: To betray someone.
Example: He stabbed me in the back when he revealed my secrets.
28. Behind someone’s back: Doing something without someone knowing.
Example: They planned the surprise party behind her back.
29. Stand by someone: To support someone.
Example: My family stood by me during difficult times.
30. Catch someone’s eye: To attract someone’s attention.
Example: The beautiful painting caught my eye.
31. Childhood sweethearts: People who have been in love since they were young.
Example: My parents were childhood sweethearts.
32. Make ends meet: To have just enough money to pay for the things you need.
Example: Since losing his job, he’s struggling to make ends meet.
33. Find common ground: To find an area of interest or topic of conversation that the other person is also interested in.
Example: Despite their differences, they found common ground in music.
34. Have a change of heart: To change one’s opinion or the way one feels about something.
Example: She had a change of heart and decided to stay.
35. In someone’s good books: If you’re in someone’s good books, they are pleased with you.
Example: I helped her with her project and now I’m in her good books.
36. Meet halfway: To compromise with someone.
Example: We couldn’t agree so we decided to meet halfway.
37. Settle down: To begin living a quiet and steady life by getting a regular job, getting married, etc.
Example: After years of traveling, he decided to settle down.
38. Speak one’s mind: To say frankly what one thinks about something.
Example: I appreciate it when she speaks her mind.
39. Take someone for granted: To fail to appreciate someone.
Example: Don’t take your friends for granted; appreciate their support.
By understanding these English collocations related to relationships, you can express your thoughts and emotions more effectively and navigate through social situations with ease. Relationships are a complex and fascinating part of human life, and language plays a significant role in shaping and defining them. Whether it’s a close-knit family, a long-distance relationship, or a simple friendship, the ability to converse naturally can make a world of difference.
Example: She has a soft spot for her youngest nephew.
26. Heart of gold: A very kind and generous nature.
Example: My grandmother has a heart of gold; she helps everyone.
27. Stab someone in the back: To betray someone.
Example: He stabbed me in the back when he revealed my secrets.
28. Behind someone’s back: Doing something without someone knowing.
Example: They planned the surprise party behind her back.
29. Stand by someone: To support someone.
Example: My family stood by me during difficult times.
30. Catch someone’s eye: To attract someone’s attention.
Example: The beautiful painting caught my eye.
31. Childhood sweethearts: People who have been in love since they were young.
Example: My parents were childhood sweethearts.
32. Make ends meet: To have just enough money to pay for the things you need.
Example: Since losing his job, he’s struggling to make ends meet.
33. Find common ground: To find an area of interest or topic of conversation that the other person is also interested in.
Example: Despite their differences, they found common ground in music.
34. Have a change of heart: To change one’s opinion or the way one feels about something.
Example: She had a change of heart and decided to stay.
35. In someone’s good books: If you’re in someone’s good books, they are pleased with you.
Example: I helped her with her project and now I’m in her good books.
36. Meet halfway: To compromise with someone.
Example: We couldn’t agree so we decided to meet halfway.
37. Settle down: To begin living a quiet and steady life by getting a regular job, getting married, etc.
Example: After years of traveling, he decided to settle down.
38. Speak one’s mind: To say frankly what one thinks about something.
Example: I appreciate it when she speaks her mind.
39. Take someone for granted: To fail to appreciate someone.
Example: Don’t take your friends for granted; appreciate their support.
By understanding these English collocations related to relationships, you can express your thoughts and emotions more effectively and navigate through social situations with ease. Relationships are a complex and fascinating part of human life, and language plays a significant role in shaping and defining them. Whether it’s a close-knit family, a long-distance relationship, or a simple friendship, the ability to converse naturally can make a world of difference.
⛳️Using MUCH in English
💕Much is used with uncountable nouns to indicate a large quantity. It is mostly used in negative questions or sentences.
🔰Example Sentences
🔶 How much is the entrance fee?
🔶 She doesn’t visit much anymore.
🔶 Don’t rely too much on others.
🔶 How much is it, Mum?
🔶 It doesn’t need much milk.
I feel much worse now.
⛳️Using A LOT OF in English
💕A lot of means a large number of amount. It can be used for countable or uncountable nouns (negative, positive and question)
🔰Example Sentences
🔶They’ve got a lot of orange juice.
🔶There is a lot of money in my bag.
🔶I have a lot of pencils.
🔶I have a lot of time.
🔶I drank a lot of water.
⛳️Using MANY in English
💕The word many means a lot of. We use many with plural nouns.
🔰Example Sentences
🔶 Does she want many dresses?
🔶 How many cars in the gallery?
🔶 Mary has many cats.
🔶 I have many things to do.
🔶 How many people are there in the World?
🔶 There aren’t many women priests.
⛳️Using LOTS OF in English
💕A lot of and lots of have the same meaning lots of means a large number of amount. It can be used for countable or uncountable nouns (negative, positive and question)
🔰Example Sentences
🔶Lots of people went to the game.
🔶There were lots of jobs.
🔶Listening to music is lots of fun.
🔶There is lots of milk in the bucket.
🔶I have lots of cars.
⛳️Using A little in English
💕A little is used with positive quantity and non-countable nouns. It means “a small amount” or “some”.
🔰Examples;
🟣There is a little milk in the refrigerator
🟣Would you like a little water?
🟣Mary got a little bit of pie.
🟣Can’t you discount it a little?
🟣I need a little sugar. I will have tea.
⛳️Using A few in English
💝A few represents a positive quantity.
☣️It is used with plural nouns. It means some, a small amount.
💯A few + Plural Countable Nouns
🔰Examples;
🟢He has a few good friends so he is happy.
🟢There are a few books on the shelf.
🟢We stayed a few days in Paris and visited the Eiffel Tower.
#grammar
💕Much is used with uncountable nouns to indicate a large quantity. It is mostly used in negative questions or sentences.
🔰Example Sentences
🔶 How much is the entrance fee?
🔶 She doesn’t visit much anymore.
🔶 Don’t rely too much on others.
🔶 How much is it, Mum?
🔶 It doesn’t need much milk.
I feel much worse now.
⛳️Using A LOT OF in English
💕A lot of means a large number of amount. It can be used for countable or uncountable nouns (negative, positive and question)
🔰Example Sentences
🔶They’ve got a lot of orange juice.
🔶There is a lot of money in my bag.
🔶I have a lot of pencils.
🔶I have a lot of time.
🔶I drank a lot of water.
⛳️Using MANY in English
💕The word many means a lot of. We use many with plural nouns.
🔰Example Sentences
🔶 Does she want many dresses?
🔶 How many cars in the gallery?
🔶 Mary has many cats.
🔶 I have many things to do.
🔶 How many people are there in the World?
🔶 There aren’t many women priests.
⛳️Using LOTS OF in English
💕A lot of and lots of have the same meaning lots of means a large number of amount. It can be used for countable or uncountable nouns (negative, positive and question)
🔰Example Sentences
🔶Lots of people went to the game.
🔶There were lots of jobs.
🔶Listening to music is lots of fun.
🔶There is lots of milk in the bucket.
🔶I have lots of cars.
⛳️Using A little in English
💕A little is used with positive quantity and non-countable nouns. It means “a small amount” or “some”.
🔰Examples;
🟣There is a little milk in the refrigerator
🟣Would you like a little water?
🟣Mary got a little bit of pie.
🟣Can’t you discount it a little?
🟣I need a little sugar. I will have tea.
⛳️Using A few in English
💝A few represents a positive quantity.
☣️It is used with plural nouns. It means some, a small amount.
💯A few + Plural Countable Nouns
🔰Examples;
🟢He has a few good friends so he is happy.
🟢There are a few books on the shelf.
🟢We stayed a few days in Paris and visited the Eiffel Tower.
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⚜Collocations with CONSEQUENCE⚜
🔘Consequence
/ˈkɒnsəkwəns/ / ˈkɑːnsɪ-kwens/ (noun )
▪️something that happens as a result of something
else .
▪️Grammar
▫️Usually plural
⚜ ADJECTIVES:
▪️serious consequences:
▫️ A nuclear accident
would have serious consequences for the environment.
▪️important/major
consequences
▫️Their decision had some important consequences.
▪️disastrous/dire
consequences.
▫️Rising temperatures could have disastrous consequences for agriculture.
▪️a negative/adverse consequence formal (=a bad effect on something) .
▫️Heavy drinking has negative consequences for people’s health.
▪️unintended consequences
▫️Changing the voting system has had unintended consequences.
▪️the possible/likely consequences
▫️We need to think about the possible consequences of
such an approach.
▪️an inevitable consequence (=that you cannot avoid)
▫️Ill health is not an inevitable consequence of old age.
▪️a direct consequence of sth ▫️The accident was a direct consequence of his actions.
▪️long-term consequences (=that last a long
time, or appear after a long time)
▫️If you smoke, it may have long-term consequences for your health.
▪️far-reaching consequences (=important and affecting
many things)
▫️New laws on tax will have far-reaching consequences.
▪️social/political/economic consequences
▫️A rise in food prices
has political consequences.
▪️a natural/logical consequence
▫️Disappointment is a
natural consequence of defeat.
▪️tragic consequences (=very sad, usually involving
death)
▫️ Someone dropped a burning cigarette, with tragic consequences.
⚜VERBS:
▪️have consequences (=cause problems)
▫️Taking financial risks can have serious consequences.
▪️face/suffer the consequences (=experience
something bad as a result of what you have done).
▫️ If you break the law, you have to face the consequences.
▪️accept/take the consequences.
▫️ I’m prepared to accept the consequences of my decision.
▪️think about/consider the consequences
▫️She jumped
into the river without considering the consequences.
▪️escape the consequences (=avoid them)
▫️I knew I’d made
a mistake and that I couldn’t escape theconsequences.
▪️consequences follow/arise (=happen as a result of something).
▫️ If we fail to tackle the problem, serious consequences will arise.
⚜PREPOSITIONS:
▪️a consequence of sth:
▫️ You need to think about the consequences of your actions.
▪️a consequence for sth
▫️There could be serious consequences for his future
career.
⚜PHRASES:
▪️as a consequence (=used for saying what happens as a result of something)
▫️He ate nothing on the journey and, as a consequence, was starving when he arrived.
#collocations
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🌙 Day 2🌙
Take comfort in those who came before you, for they were better than you!
They accused Prophet Yusuf (Joseph), peace be upon him, of theft.
They accused Mary, the pure, of adultery!
No one is safe from people's tongues, no matter how righteous they are!
Do you expect to be spared from their slander?
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🌙Spiritual messages🌙
more you count your blessings, the more they appear. Some people have everything, but they still feel empty. Others have little, but feel so rich. What's the difference? Gratitude. When you focus on what's missing, you'll always feel lacking. But when you focus on what's present, you'll always feel blessed. The more you recognize the good in your life, the more Allah increases The next time you catch yourself complaining, pause. Replace it with a moment of thanks. Because Allah SWT never takes without giving even more in return.
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more you count your blessings, the more they appear. Some people have everything, but they still feel empty. Others have little, but feel so rich. What's the difference? Gratitude. When you focus on what's missing, you'll always feel lacking. But when you focus on what's present, you'll always feel blessed. The more you recognize the good in your life, the more Allah increases The next time you catch yourself complaining, pause. Replace it with a moment of thanks. Because Allah SWT never takes without giving even more in return.
#Amal
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🌙Spiritual messages🌙
For one month, millions of people across the world willingly give up food and water from dawn to dusk. But the real test isn't hunger, it's discipline. Ramadan teaches patience in a world that demands instant gratification. It teaches gratitude when so many take their blessings for granted. It reminds us that self-control is more powerful than self-indulgence. But here's the deeper truth. Ramadan isn't about deprivation, it's about clarity. When you silence the noise of the body, the soul speaks. When you empty your hands, your heart becomes full. When you stop feeding your desires, you start feeding your faith. It's a reset, a chance to step back from distractions, reflect on your purpose, and reconnect with what truly matters. When the month is over, the goal isn't just to return to life as normal. The goal is to carry the lessons forward, to live with more patience, more gratitude, and more discipline every single day. because Ramadan isn't just a month, it's a mindset. And those who embrace it don't just change for 30 days, they transform for life.
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🌙Spiritual messages🌙
For one month, millions of people across the world willingly give up food and water from dawn to dusk. But the real test isn't hunger, it's discipline. Ramadan teaches patience in a world that demands instant gratification. It teaches gratitude when so many take their blessings for granted. It reminds us that self-control is more powerful than self-indulgence. But here's the deeper truth. Ramadan isn't about deprivation, it's about clarity. When you silence the noise of the body, the soul speaks. When you empty your hands, your heart becomes full. When you stop feeding your desires, you start feeding your faith. It's a reset, a chance to step back from distractions, reflect on your purpose, and reconnect with what truly matters. When the month is over, the goal isn't just to return to life as normal. The goal is to carry the lessons forward, to live with more patience, more gratitude, and more discipline every single day. because Ramadan isn't just a month, it's a mindset. And those who embrace it don't just change for 30 days, they transform for life.
#Amal ⭐️🌙
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🌙 Day 3🌙
Harsh speech weighs on his heart—
And he is a prophet.
Upon those who choose their words
As carefully as they choose their clothes—
For they know that speech, too, is a form of elegance!
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🌙 Day 4🌙
Many are for discipline and to set you on the right path!
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