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• Iman Abdulla •

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Dear sweet angel,

It hurts right now and I don’t think that will ever fully go away, but it hurt more to see you in pain. I love you and I am so proud of you for fighting as hard as you did. Rest easy, my love, for we will be together again one day.

Love, mom
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Rosie Abdulla
05.14.2014. - 06.11.2024. by @imaniman101

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Girlhood, but make it couture 🦋💙🫐🐬🤍✨ by @imaniman101

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5 months ago

It’s tiiiiime…for the annual rewatch ☕️🗽🍂 taken in New York City by @imaniman101

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a year ago

Golden hour rides 🫶🎠✨ by @imaniman101

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2 years ago

Simple gestures of love that speak volumes by @imaniman101

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A tribute to all the beautiful people I met and places I encountered in Hawai’i🏝️ My heart goes out to you and my prayers are with you xx

A reminder that just because the fires are no longer making front-page headlines in the media, it doesn’t mean that families, businesses, and the islands are no longer struggling taken in Honolulu, Oahu Hawaii by @imaniman101

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☾ do not disturb by @imaniman101

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3 years ago

Life lately 🤍🕊️✨ by @imaniman101

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3 years ago

High tea 🫖 taken in Fairmont Château Laurier by @imaniman101

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3 years ago

One degree down, just a couple more to go 🩺⚕️

While I couldn’t tag you all, thank you to the incredible people I met along the way.

A major thank you to @kanisha_dkm for dressing me for my convocation. I am honoured to be the first to wear your debut collection “Listen” off of the runway.

Oil thigh na banrighinn gu brath
💙💛❤️ taken in Queen's University by @imaniman101

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shinkansen wa dokodesu ka?? taken in Japan by @imaniman101

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Can we get a little commotion for the kimonos?? 🇯🇵

Photographer: @croix1216
Styling: @rentalkimonookamoto

*Disclaimer: In Japan, wearing traditional kimonos are a form of cultural preservation and celebration, rather than appropriation. Many businesses actually provide rental kimonos (as seen in the photos) to teach tourists about the traditional attire. taken in Gion, Kyoto by @imaniman101

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