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What Is This “Taghut” Word Recently Mentioned On Pakistani Television?

Sahil Adeem

I went live with Sahil Adeem and to be honest, he had no clue when I was trolling him about his favourite subject on portals. But my oh my, this person is way ahead. He actually lured all the PTI support to eventually make them aware of the scenario where Imran Khan was himself privy of the dajjalic system.

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The term Taghut has recently been highlighted in Pakistani media by Sahil Adeem where he undertook all the Liberals, Feminists, and Athiest as a sexton into a collective grave, drawing from its numerous mentions in the Qur’an.

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