By Madison Malone Kircher from NYT Style https://ift.tt/cEwpWh5
Yesterday's prisoner is today's president of Afghanistan....🍂✌️
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Just like when Sayyidna Yusuf fell into the well, he did not know that his feet would rest on the throne of Egypt.
Similarly, when will this person who is in chains know that the chair of the presidency is at the end of these chains.
Yesterday's prisoner is today's president of Afghanistan....🍂✌️
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