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Mirza Muhammad jarral

@why__mirza

3 months ago

Posted On: July 31st 2026, 09:54 am

Words by Obaidullah Aleem remind us that poetry is not just meant to be read—it is meant to be felt. Today, those words echo with even greater pain as we think of the people of Kashmir.

My heart goes out to every innocent soul enduring fear, loss, and suffering. No family should have to live through violence, displacement, or the loss of loved ones.

May peace replace conflict, justice overcome oppression, and humanity always stand above hatred. Let us not become silent spectators to human suffering.

Pray for Kashmir. Stand for peace. Stand for humanity. 🤍

#Kashmir #PrayForKashmir #Peace #Humanity #Justice StandForPeace ObaidullahAleem

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🎥 @singh.lucky000 ✨

Here they go being couple of the year, since his beef Diamond.
Here goes Chris showing off “a” babymama when he’s beefing with another babymama (🤔 but it’s usually Ammika).

Hello Lovelies! Here is my guess for @fairyloot ‘s December Adult book pick based on the aesthetic reel they posted!
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Will I be getting this one? Yes I want this one!
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#fairyloot #romantasybooks #romantasy #anticipatedreleases #specialeditionbooks

Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee shared a truly wild confession on Dax Shepard’s Armchair Expert podcast, detailing a “rock bottom” moment with bandmate Nikki Sixx that’s almost unbelievable. In the late 1980s, after running out of their usual substances like heroin and cocaine, the two resorted to mainlining Jack Daniel’s whiskey directly into their veins. Lee described being able to taste the alcohol in his bloodstream, an experience as intense and dangerous as other narcotics.

This harrowing event was a profound wake-up call for Mötley Crüe. Recognizing the life-threatening extent of their substance abuse, the entire band collectively decided to enter separate rehab centers in 1989. This marked a pivotal step towards sobriety and even led them to hire a band therapist – a unique move at the time – to help navigate their recovery while recording their massively successful fifth studio album, “Dr. Feelgood.”

Released in 1989, “Dr. Feelgood” became a commercial and critical triumph, cementing Mötley Crüe’s status as hard rock icons. It’s a powerful testament to how even the darkest moments can lead to profound change and renewed creative energy in music history, showcasing a band that faced its demons head-on.

#MötleyCrüe #TommyLee #DrFeelgood #MusicHistory #GlamMetal

GRWM for Navratri Day-6
Pink suit set- @yellwithus
Pr- @oakpinionpr
Earrings- @shopdumroo
White kurti- @the_sayuri_

Mirza Muhammad jarral

@why__mirza

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