#Burqaa_Diinii_Ziyaarree

Turullee Dhugatu Mo'ata

#Burqaa_Diinii_Ziyaarree, badhaasa guddaa duaa'ii fudhannee galle Alhamdulillah.

Madda hayyoota hedduu kan ta'e, Halqaa Ilmii sheek #Habiib_Leencaa guyyaa 12/09/2016 or 20/05/2024 taasifnee, Yuunivarsitii guddaa dhaloonni abdii biyyaa keessatti oomishamaa jiru (#barattoonni 2,500 ol #keessatti_argamu), kan Magaalaa Shashamannee ziyaarree, faaruun kan Rabbii keennaatti boojuu guddoon gallee. Hunda worroota Rabbiif jecha nu jaalatuutii fi Rabbiif jecha jaalannuu, duaa'ii guyyaa hara'aa nu arganne kana Rabbiin isinillee haa kennuu. Amiiiiiiiin.

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