Namaz is key of Jannat!

"Fajar: ki Namaz ko Apna Naseeb Bana Lo"
"Zohar:ki Namaz ko Apna Muqaddar Bana Lo"
"Asar: ki Namaz ko Apni Taqdeer Bana Lo"
"Magrib: ki Namaz ko Apni Umeed Bana Lo"
"Isha: ki Namaz ko Apna Mustaqbil Bana Lo"
ALLAH hum sabko Namaz ki taufeeq de
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