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 میں نے کہا بابا جانی!!! 

                               میں اگر زندگی کی جنگ ہار گئی تو ؟ 

سر پر ہاتھ رکھ کر کہنے لگے!!!

                                           میرا بیٹا جن بیٹیوں کے تعلق اللّہ کے ساتھ مظبوط ہوتے ہیں !!

وہ کبھی بھی زندگی کی کویٔ جنگ نہیں ہار سکتیں - 😊

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