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The image contains a reminder title, two printed poetic lines and the name Muhammad Saʿid Raslan. The page records those visible elements without identifying a poet or claiming that the lines were authored by the named speaker.
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This cover carries a title connecting patience and certainty with happiness and a printed speaker name. The page documents the artwork without inventing quotations or a lesson summary. The archive year describes the file, not this page's publication date.
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The cover presents a sermon title and the printed name Muhammad ibn Hadi al-Madkhali. The artwork supplies the documented title; the archive does not infer the sermon content, occasion or delivery date.
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The cover carries the title 'اتق الله حيثما كنت' and the printed name Ubayd al-Jabiri. The entry describes the cover and its labels without inventing a transcript. The original historical wording beneath the name is preserved in the transcription.
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This cover uses a general title for a guidance item. It contains no religious quotation or speaker name, so its documentation is limited to the visible wording and presentation. No missing lecture content has been invented.
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This card documents the hadith on habitual deeds during illness or travel, recorded in Sahih al-Bukhari 2996. The artwork names Abu Musa al-Ashʿari. Its final two Arabic descriptors appear in a different order from the linked narration, which is retained for comparison.
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The artwork quotes a hadith about caring for a widow or a poor person. The image says only that al-Bukhari recorded it; this page supplies the specific reference, 5353, so the wording can be checked directly.
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This reminder echoes wording associated with Quran 11:112, but the full card is not a verbatim verse. The final contrast is editorial wording in the design. The source link lets readers distinguish the verse from that addition.
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This card contains a short motivational statement about unexpected outcomes. No speaker or religious reference appears on the artwork, so the archive adds neither an attribution nor a religious claim.
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The image introduces its wording with 'a wise person said' but names no speaker or source. This archive entry preserves that uncertainty instead of assigning the saying to a scholar or religious text.
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This card presents an unattributed reflection about beginning change with oneself. The original artwork does not identify a speaker, so the phrase is documented as editorial wording rather than a Quran verse or hadith.
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