Here are 3 powerful Quran verses to protect you from evil
These can be used as invocations against spiritual attacks.
Here are three powerful Quran verses to protect you from evil. (1) Quran 113:1–5 says, "I seek refuge with the Lord of daybreak, from the evil of what He has created, And from the evil of the dark night when it penetrates, And from the evil of the blowers (men or women) into knots, And from the evil of an envious one when he envies.
Here's how Regina Daniels, Kunle Remi and others celebrated Valentine's Day
This year, Nigerian celebrities rose to the occasion, making their romantic partners feel extra special on February 14, 2024. See how they celebrated V-day below: Regina Daniels ADVERTISEMENT
Actress, Regina Daniels's Valentine's Day gift left her fans and followers gushing on social media. Daniels was gifted a brand new Lexus SUV by her husband, Nigerian senator Ned Nwoko. The video posted to her Instagram page shows the surprise gift parked in the yard, beaming with glee.
How Josh Shapiro Could Help Kamala Harris Win
This weekend Vice President Kamala Harris is said to be interviewing the final candidates for her own vice presidential running mate. The final candidates to be considered include the Democratic governors of Illinois, Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Kentucky along with Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and Arizona Senator Mark Kelly. If Harris wants to sustain the momentum of her campaign and give herself the best chance to win in November, we believe that Pennsylvania Gov.
Hunting Season: Photos From a Texas Dove Hunt, 1961
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For millions of Americans, fall means one thing: hunting season. Sure, there are school openings and pumpkins to be carved and, for much of the nation, “leaf-peeping” trips and screens to be swapped out for storm windows and countless other signs, big and small, of the cooling months. But in states from Maine to Texas, Oregon to Florida, the end of summer and the beginning of autumn heralds that time of year when family and friends get together for some quality shooting.
Jill Biden to Lead U.S. Delegation at Paris Olympics
Amid a chaotic two weeks in the U.S. elections, First Lady Jill Biden will still lead the American delegation at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games in Paris, France. The appearance will mark the First Lady’s first public appearance since her 81-year-old husband President Joe Biden withdrew from re-election in the presidential race on Sunday over growing concerns about his health and mental fitness. Rumors had been swirling that Jill, 73, could pull out or be replaced by Vice President Kamala Harris, now the presumptive Democratic nominee.
John Vulich, Makeup Artist on Buffy, X-Files, Dies at 55
John Vulich, who won three Emmys for special effects makeup for “The X-Files,” “Buffy the Vampire Slayer,” and “Babylon 5” with his team at Optic Nerve Studios, and created makeup effects for numerous horror films, died in his sleep Wednesday morning in Los Angeles.
Josh Brolin (Actor) - On This Day
Full Name: Joshua James Brolin
Profession: Actor
Biography: Josh Brolin is an American actor, best known recently for his roles in Oldboy (2013), Sicario (2015) and as Thanos in Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and the Avengers series. More recently he played Gurney Halleck in Dune (2021) and will return to this role in its upcoming sequel.
Brolin's father is the actor James Brolin, but he grew up on a ranch in California away from his father's acting career.
Kardashians Reveals Favorite Salads on KUWTK
If you are even the most casual watcher of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, you probably know at least three things to be true in their world: 1) Cell phones must be held at least 3 inches away from your mouth with speaker phone on at all times, 2) Elaborate practical jokes are common amongst adult siblings, and 3) If you’re going to eat lunch, it better be a salad in a clear plastic container.
Last Dance: How Harvey Gantt Feels About Michael Jordan Refusing to Back Him
The fifth episode ofThe Last Dance, the popular ESPN docu-series examining the impact of Michael Jordan and the 1997-1998 Chicago Bulls, touches on one of the more controversial aspects of Jordan’s legendary career: his lack of political engagement during his playing days. Back in 1990 Jordan, who grew up in North Carolina and starred for the University of North Carolina Tar Heels, refused to publicly endorse Harvey Gantt, the African-American former Democratic mayor of Charlotte, in his racially contentious Senate race versus Republican Jesse Helms.
Lauren Fleshman: Sports Place Women at War With Their Bodies
Ever since Title IX opened the door to our participation, female athletes have been encouraged, or even required, to fight their body’s natural development and restrict their diet to keep up with the boys. But no matter how many news stories come out about the epidemic of disordered eating and subsequent injuries and trauma for women in high school and National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) sports, we have continually failed to address the root issue: sports, as we know it, have never been designed around the developmental norms of the female body.