Adha Moubarak

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Dreams do come true...Happy Eid

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Katia said…
Then let's keep on dreaming... :-)

Ten3ad 3layk Abufares!
11:49 AM
Gabriela said…
May we always have dreams!
Saludos.
12:10 PM
Yazan said…
Yen3ad 3leik w 3ala kelshi bet7ebbu ya Abu Fares!
12:35 PM
BIL said…
Abufares,
Thanks, and may your dreams be as wonderful and come true for you like mine did this year :-) Wish you and yours a happy and fulfilling EID.
Adha Moubarak to all.
BIL
4:44 PM
BIL said…
Abufares,
Thanks, and may your dreams be as wonderful and come true for you like mine did this year :-) Wish you and yours a happy and fulfilling EID.
Adha Moubarak to all.
BIL
4:44 PM
Joseph said…
كل عام انت ولعيله بخير أبو فارس
Hoping that your dreams never tire and know no end...
Enjoy the Holidays, especially with the family.
5:13 PM
Mariyah said…
Happy Eid, my dear friend Abufares. Dreams are the breath of beauty in life. May every dream of your heart and soul be true.
7:07 PM
Karin said…
AMEN dear friend ... AMEN!!
May all your dreams come true!

EID MUBARAK! to you all!!
:-)
7:23 PM
KJ said…
to you and your family as well my friend
12:40 AM
Anonymous said…
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1:09 PM
Ammoontie said…
Happy Eid to you and family ! May all our dreams and hopes become reality.
9:00 AM
Ammoontie said…
Happy Eid to you and family ! May all our dreams and hopes become reality.
9:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Happy Eid to all,in the sky and on the earth !

Fares
10:51 AM
Anonymous said…
may Alah bring back the EUFRATES

MABRUK
LE
1:42 PM
Anonymous said…
May it always bring forth happiness, love and warmth to you and your loved ones. :)
10:05 PM
أنا سوري said…
Happy Eid my friend and many more to come.
10:51 PM
Neetu said…
My Heartily best wishes to you , your loved ones and all on eid and always.
1:45 AM
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