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he is happy, he starts in the present tense as he is known as shireen or shireen, and his children in farsi language become al-ain, which means a newly born baby, and his family says, "may your eyes be your eyes ." the place is complete when the children are born , the crying of the elders is sweet in these nights, the streets and alleys of the place become the sound of the union of tradition, religion and human culture. every year, with my friends , we get gorgan ceremony from the neighbors . in short, crying is an opportunity to be born happily, the second bright month of the sky of imamate in the month of service and forgiveness, to cultivate the good qualities of my being . abadan radio and television news agency. social authoritative achievement to protection is the institution of the family and chastity is the pillar of authority and honor of this institution, the enemy placed the family in the middle, with preliminaries , he wants to destroy this . look at the photo, the movies of the revolution were wearing, the wisdom and benefits of the hijab, according to insta, will become

here in cyprus, i met eight—year—old karim and his ten year old sister, diya lam, with their mum shireene she explained how they'd got out of sudan. once we got there to the airport, we met the british soldiers. they were very friendly and they helped us a lot to get here now. other countries, the french and germans, got their people out before the british. but how do you feel, do you think the british helped you when you needed them, or were they too slow? i think they were slower than the others, but still, they saved us. that's what matters, right? the family from london were on holiday but became trapped by the fierce fighting. we heard lots of gunshots while we were in the house, but we were safe. but we were only a little safe. and like, we also had explosions. yeah, we're safe now because there is no war here at all. with the first evacuation flight to the uk is about to depart, for these families their ordeal is now over, they'll be back in the safety of the united kingdom. but many leave behind loved ones in sudan, and they simply don't know what will happen to them. i don't kno

here in cyprus, i met eight—year—old karim and his ten year old sister, diya lam, with their mum shireeneparture gate she explained how they'd got out of sudan. once we got there to the airport, we met the british soldiers. they were very friendly and they helped us a lot to get here now. other countries, the french and germans, got their people out before the british. but how do you feel, do you think the british helped you when you needed them, or were they too slow? i think they were slower than the others, but still, they saved us. that's what matters, right? the family from london were on holiday but became trapped by the fierce fighting. we heard lots of gunshots while we were in the house, but we were safe. but we were only a little safe. and like, we also had explosions. yeah, we're safe now because there is no war here at all. with the first evacuation flight to the uk is about to depart, for these families their ordeal is now over, they'll be back in the safety of the united kingdom. but many leave behind loved ones in sudan, and they simply don't know what will happen to them.