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How to protected Mecca by Allah with the help of Ababil birds!????

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How to protected Mecca by Allah with the help of Ababil birds!????

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It’s not gossip. It’s a real story of Quran Majid when Abraha decided to attack Mecca (Makkah) and they went away his fighter then Allah Tala ordered Ababil birds that protected Mecca. Then Ababil birds protected Mecca and killed Abraha teams. (Surah- Al-Fil, Ayat: 105)
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Natural Way bd published this 5:54 video tutorial on October 25, 2017. It has been watched 609,194 times on YouTube.

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