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I’d Rather Go To Medina

Posted on December 30, 2018 by Novid Shaid
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I’d rather go to Medina

Than go to Hollywood

In Medina, there’s no Oscars

Or shining halls of fame

Instead there’s awe with Mustafa

And prayers at Qiblatain

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