Feelings from the Text
Confusion
Example: "!!اهنم مظعأ وه امع" - The repetition of exclamation marks and the context suggest a state of confusion or disbelief.
Frustration
Example: "للها كربخت لا يهف !!لؤاستلا ريثت ةيحاتتفا ةلمج" - The use of double exclamation marks and the negative context indicates frustration.
Urgency
Example: "نأ امنإو اهيدؤت ةيدسج تاكرح طقف تسيل" - The imperative form "تسيل" (hurry) conveys a sense of urgency.
Disappointment
Example: "نيح ملسملاف اذلو ،ءيش يأ قوف للها ةعاط عضت" - The expression suggests disappointment or resignation to a negative outcome.
Relief
Example: "نيح ملسملاف اذلو ،ءيش يأ قوف للها ةعاط عضت" - The phrase "قوف للها" (thanks to Allah) can also indicate a feeling of relief after expressing disappointment.
Resignation
Example: "ةدابع نأب اهنيح نمؤي هنإف للها لاإ هلإ لا هنأ دهشي" - The repetition of "للها لاإ" (there is no power except with Allah) suggests acceptance or resignation to a situation.
Gratitude
Example: "ملسو هيلع للها ىلص يبنلا نكي مل" - The phrase "ملسو هيلع للها ىلص" (peace and blessings be upon him) is often used to express gratitude and respect.
