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jazakallahu khayran,Dra,Haleh Banani,it is great and Alhamdulillah for sharing this to us ,I for one have this kind of problem, I got easily get angry when things does not agree with things i wanted to be..and for my children and husband is my worst enemy inside the house,they seem not to cooperate with me when it comes to cleanliness and maintainig the hous neat n clean and i really hate to see dirty n tupsiturby house,and this is always troubling me alot and makes me furious and yelled….thank you very much and more power to your program,and May Allah, reward you for your good deeds and bless your home and family and works, InsahaAllah,….Ameen !
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