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🚨🎙️ Zlatan Ibrahimovic on Como and manager Cesc Fàbregas:
🗣️ “I don’t care how much they pay him or the players who work under him, but this is how you go from a small club to a big club.
“Offers came in for Fàbregas to leave after a wonderful season, but he refused. Even when big clubs showed interest in their best player, Nico Paz, Como didn’t give in. If he were at Madrid by now, he’d probably be sitting on the bench instead of shining.
🗣️ “If Fabregas were at a club like Manchester United, he might have been sacked by October. This is something many so-called small clubs don’t have the audacity or capacity to do: reject big offers from bigger clubs.
“Como did it, and three years from now, if they maintain this form with the same manager, they could be regarded as a big club, even bigger than some clubs that still think they are. I’ve never been more proud of a club’s history. This is inspiring. This is how greatness is made.”
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He is 42 years old 🇺🇸
His younger brother is named Osama. On 9/11 his stepmother called to say she was picking the brother up from school. Abdul stayed at school "just in case" anyone needed defending.
After 9/11, at age 16, he was a target on the football field, got into a fight after hearing racist comments, and was told by his coach "You're going to be Abdul El-Sayed for the rest of your life. You can use that as an excuse or as motivation"
His Egyptian grandmother (Teta Soad), who was illiterate and raised kids in a one-bedroom apartment above a fish market, is the person he still asks himself about daily "Would Teta be proud?
He was born on Halloween
Captained his high school football, wrestling, and lacrosse teams.
He has said he has only seen his father cry twice in his life. One of those times was when his father had to tell him that Teta had died.
At age 30, he became the youngest health director of a major U.S city when he was appointed to rebuild Detroit’s health department.
Dr. Abdul El-Sayed met his wife Sarah through the Muslim Students' Association at the University of Michigan and proposed while she was still a freshman.
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Abdul El-Sayed is the first Muslim Senator in US history.
It's an huge win for the Muslim community, the Democrats and the state of Michigan whom majority voted him in.
He has emerged as a Senator because a part of the people in the state of Michigan believe in his competence in governing affairs, as he has proven himself in past offices.
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In the midst of all the uproar going on, let's look forward to how this win will bring about the best interest of the people of Michigan and the united states in general, as this is the most paramount.
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Congratulations Abdul El-Sayed
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Thank you very much for reading
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✍️ Vincent the Therapist
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Steph really the number one person u don’t wanna piss off in a game! Once he get that look in his eye and start nodding his head, you know the floodgates finna open 😭😭
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Men with more than one woman has existed in every society since the dawn of time. Islam came and regulated it, with limits, conditions and obligations to each wife.
Look at the West, where it is banned. Go into any workplace and you will find married men having affairs, and the women know exactly who they are with. There are far more women than men, and most women only go for the man with status or looks, maybe 2% of men. If one man has one woman, many women are left with no marriage at all. So they take the married man, and he cheats on his wife. They accept it because the man they want is already taken. A polygynous marriage is illegal, so what remains is a relationship nobody regulates and nobody has rights in. Neither sex is the villain here. That is the materialist explanation, and it is reality.
Judging the ruling by the men who abuse it is hypocrisy. Nobody says Sharia is bad because some ruler oppresses his citizens. ‘I knew people who practised it badly’ shows that the man failed, and says nothing about what Allah legislated.
‘I don’t understand why Allah did this’ usually comes from the Western template of marriage: find your soulmate, like a novel. That describes educated women with jobs and options, who then promote their own situation to a universal rule. Travel the Muslim world and you will see where polygyny is needed and people marrying for different reasons.. Islam is for all of humanity, so its rules must work everywhere, for everyone. Does the Creator not know His creation? (67:14)
Allah permitted it and obligated nobody. No one can force you into it, so these debates are pointless. Resentment of His rules is dangerous: ‘That is because they disliked what Allah revealed, so He nullified their deeds’ (47:9).
You are limited in sight and knowledge: ‘you have been given only a little knowledge’ (17:85).
The root of all of this is a school system whose whole knowledge is built on Descartes and his heirs. Descartes said in Discours de la methode something along the lines of ‘good sense is the best-shared thing in the world, since everyone believes they have enough.’ A degree convinces people their reason can grasp everything, and from a curriculum built by that worldview they conclude that whatever they cannot understand must be wrong. Insane arrogance for limited and everfinishing species
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When this match Happened the only players from your squad that were born are Diomande and Courtois
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Megumi misused Gojo bro cuz If it were me, I’d have attempted to tame Raga at least 79 times, with Gojo on standby to vaporize his ass every time shit went south
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I think Fabregas is the only player who knows Messi well, he watched Messi from the beginning,he knows Messi better than Pep. Fabregas said this about Messi, he knows ball and no wonder he's doing a good job at Como. If you know ball, you will know that no one's better than Messi
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First trailer for the ‘LORD OF WAR’ sequel, starring Nicolas Cage and Bill Skarsgård.
In theaters on January 22, 2027.
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Look at how they speak about us. This and the Gordon interview last season while at Newcastle. A few years ago, even beating these teams was a tall order, teams like “Frankfurt” walked all over us. If we have gained back the respect of the football world, it is due to Flick
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🚨🎙️| Unai Emery after losing 3-0 to Barcelona:
“Today was a good experience, but a bad result. We faced a team playing at a very high level, something we don’t see in the Premier League.”
