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Posted On: October 26th 2025, 03:57 am
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⁨ ⁨ از این کار خیر و ارزشمندتان صمیمانه سپاسگزارم. ❤️ اینکه به یاد برادر عزیز از دست‌رفته‌تان، با هزینه کردن در راه خیر و کمک به حیوانات بی‌پناه، یاد و خاطره ایشان را زنده نگه می‌دارید، بسیار ستودنی و قابل احترام است. خداوند این خیرات و نیکی را از شما قبول کند، چندین برابر به زندگی‌تان برکت دهد و روح برادر عزیزتان را غریق رحمت و آرامش ابدی کند. بی‌شک زیباترین یادبود برای عزیزان ازدست‌رفته، همین کارهای خیر است. 🌹🕊️ #خیرات #جوانی #گربه #غذا⁩⁩
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