Description: No less than 150 frames were used to photograph this 'unique' dragonfly, thankfully I have used a DSLR with a cheap zoom lens.

Still weighing the pros and cons of selling it as an NFT collection. It is feared that the theory of 'matchology' has emerged relating to the great secret which Allah Ta'ala describes in the Qur'an as a very secret matter, with a degree of secrecy so secret that Allah Ta'ala almost assumes that there are no end-time matters.

We have a logical explanation for 'pareidolia hellboy', without having to join the 'doomsday committee' and without losing faith in the hereafter. Let's discuss this photo through the contact page on the rosmagdalena web.

This photo is suitable as an illustration for chapter iii, which tells the story of when Ros Magdalena tries to escape the temptation of a man (after being tempted) who puts all his might as someone who is nicknamed the flamboyant man, conquering every flower in almost all villages (kelurahan) in Makassar.

Her husband, who is also a good friend of the man, almost solved the problem his wife was experiencing by typically enforcing siri' in Makassar at that time, dueling with badik drawn together in one sarong. Before Ros Magdalena realized it, there was a way of fighting against the devil that was more certain to win.

Not with a 1 on 1 duel, but a war against oneself so as not to be dragged into the same character and behavior. Provoked and plunged into being there, even without a duel, her husband had lost.

This dragonfly is unique especially because of the face that resembles the old artist's design of the devil's appearance, in our opinion after observing 100s of frames, it looks more like the face of the main character from the movie "Hellboy".

Came while we were talking on the terrace of the poet Muhary's father-in-law's stilt house, the day after his daughter (Muhary's first wife) was buried.

He was the imam of the village mosque in Galesong, accompanied us to wait for the poet Muhary to return from dropping off his grandson, while telling the story of the deceased's will which he kept repeating to all his relatives and family.

"Surah Ibrahim, don't forget it. Surah Ibrahim," he whispered softly every time he looked at the faces of those who came to visit.

So that morning we recited Surah Ibrahim to the father-in-law of the poet Muhary, there are many subjects in Surah Ibrahim, including discussing the end of time. His late daughter gave a message about verses 35 to 41 of Surah Ibrahim, which contains prayers.