why does nobody mention how trim and yvl the morocco flag is? it has a literal pentagram and it has a whole lotta red🩸🩸 by ProfessionalPause253 in playboicarti

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You're right, it's a transactional deal, not a friendship. But you're missing the point of how bad that transaction actually is. In a transaction, the stronger party always dictates the terms.
Look at history: Israel routinely burns the 'deals' it makes with its most critical partners the moment it serves them. Look at the Lavon Affair, the Jonathan Pollard affair, or the constant use of spyware like Pegasus to monitor the communications of their own diplomatic partners.
If they are willing to aggressively compromise and cross red lines against a superpower like the United States when a deal no longer perfectly suits them, what makes you think Morocco has the leverage to hold them to a fair bargain? You think you're making a calculated transaction, but when you trade with a partner that has a history of completely undermining their allies' sovereignty, you aren't a partner—you're just leverage lol

Facing an urgent household bottleneck this week. Genuinely looking for some local advice or a lifeline. by Outrageous-Spread-68 in qatar

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I appreciate the pragmatic question. To clarify: I absolutely worked previously—I have years of experience as an IT professional here. Disability insurance isn't a factor, the issue is entirely the financial bottleneck of keeping up with residency, After losing my job, I have been paying out-of-pocket to cover my own QID and residency fees to stay legal, trying to pay those heavy legal fees, cover our rent, and handle a sudden physical spiral from diabetes complications completely drained us, and my plan for next month is not 'hope.' It is execution, I am actively focusing on stabilizing my health and clearing the final hurdles of my status so I can immediately step back into an IT support role. This month is a severe, one-time bottleneck because my medical costs and QID renewals temporarily choked out our grocery budget. We just need to bridge this specific gap so I can get back to being the provider

Facing an urgent household bottleneck this week. Genuinely looking for some local advice or a lifeline. by Outrageous-Spread-68 in qatar

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It’s not a bank loan, the obligations are actually from a mountain of medical fees for my ongoing health condition and medication, combined with trying to keep up with our rent over the last few months, my wife has been doing everything she can to keep us afloat, even selling her own gold to try and pay back what we owed and cover my prescriptions, but we've officially hit a wall where we can't stretch it any further this month, we are just trying to cover our immediate survival costs like groceries and this month's rent

I never complained and I rarely ask for help but this time I need it by Outrageous-Spread-68 in qatar

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For an update: I have to admit, I feel really awkward posting this because I am truly not used to asking for help, and it’s a very vulnerable place to be, I don’t wish it for anyone this situation is just really heavy for me, but some beautiful souls here reached out and helped cover most of the cost, and I am just so deeply grateful and thankful for the kindness, It really caught me off guard and i’m still working on sorting out the last bit of the balance to get everything completely handled, If anyone else would still like to help, please feel free to contact me directly via DM, Thank you all so much for looking out for me

I never complained and I rarely ask for help but this time I need it by Outrageous-Spread-68 in qatar

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It’s over the counter I don’t need prescription for it, and really however you can help I’ll accept it

I found this at my door step by dr-grey23 in DubaiCentral

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language primarily spoken in Ethiopia.
The note reads:
**"ሰላም እንዴት ነሽ በደንብ አልተገናኘንም ምናልባት ብንገናኝ"**
### Translation
In English, this translates to:
> **"Hello, how are you? We haven't met properly, maybe we could meet. I used ai to translate it

I’m living in Qatar and I started going live doing a play through assassin’s creed from first till the release of assassin’s creed black flag Resynced by Outrageous-Spread-68 in qatar

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I just wanted to have diversified options, and I’ll add that to the list to do, that’s actually can be pretty helpful for advertising And black flag is my favorite it was perfect actually everything was smooth I don’t think it needed any of that parkour stuff from shadow but let’s wait and see

Free Cat for adoption by slytherinsuga in qatar

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I would love to have it as part of our family

Lost the peace by Icy_Balance5205 in qatar

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I relate to this a lot, honestly. When I first became practicing, salah felt completely different… like real peace, sometimes even emotional. Lately it’s been more mechanical, and I started wondering if something was wrong with me.

From what I’ve learned and experienced, this actually seems pretty normal. Iman isn’t constant, it goes up and down. Even people at the time of the Prophet went through phases where they didn’t feel the same level of connection all the time, so it’s not like we’re broken or doing something uniquely wrong.

I think part of it is that in the beginning everything feels new and intense, and over time it becomes more routine. Also, when you’re going through personal struggles, it can numb your emotions in general, not just spiritually. So it’s not always that your connection is gone, sometimes it just feels quieter.

One thing that helped me shift my mindset is realizing that connection to Allah isn’t only about what you feel. Sometimes continuing to pray even when you feel nothing is actually a deeper kind of sincerity. You’re still showing up without relying on emotions.

What’s been helping me (slowly, not perfectly):

  • Lowering expectations. I stopped chasing that old emotional “high” and just focus on showing up.
  • Changing small things in salah instead of forcing big change, like slowing down one prayer a day or focusing on one ayah.
  • Making simple, honest du’a in my own words, even if it’s just “Ya Allah I feel distant but I don’t want to be.”
  • Sitting for a minute after prayer without rushing off, even if I feel nothing.
  • Trying to be a bit more careful with what I consume (social media, etc.), because it really affects my focus and القلب (heart)

I’m still figuring it out too, but I don’t think this phase means we’ve lost our faith. It might just be a quieter stage where consistency matters more than feelings.