Children of the poor

Today was a little time, so Saba wondered why I should not go round to her neighbor Sadia. Saba often realized that we were so engrossed in our engagements that even our right and left did not have any sense. When she went, her friend Sadia was very happy to see her and met her with great love. Both of them were engaged in their words when Sadia's husband entered the house. The younger son Ahmed was him who would hardly be three, or four years old.

Ahmed had a small toy car in his hand that he threw on the ground as soon as he came into the house and started crying, I have to take a big car, I don't want this small car. Ahmed was constantly being stubborn and crying badly. Sadia fell in love with him. He tried to shut up. But he looked at his mother with a very sensitive look and said, "Mummy! Abu didn't give me a big car. I won't play with a small car. I'll take a big car.'' Sadia said to Ahmed's Abu, "You'll get a big car, how long has it been stubborn?

"Saba heard Sadia's husband speak lightly in the room inside, "Where did Sadia get it from? I had only a hundred rupees. He took milk for Ahmed and was adamant, so he got a car worth Rs. 50, but he was insisting on a big car. She was four hundred rupees from where did she get Rs. 400? Household expenses are hardly met, the electricity bill has to be filled now tomorrow is the deadline. You've got some money for it. Where do I get 400 to buy a big car now?.

In the meantime, Saba took permission from Sadia and came to her house. But there was a burden on his heart. When I came home, I kept thinking about the situation in Sadia. He's a great friend of mine, so Why didn't I ever think about it? Ahmed's cry was calling him out. Let his life fly away and fulfill the will of this innocent, and then he did so. He did not even have a rail peel of money, but al-Hamdallah was not even a hardship.

She went to the market and bought a toy car of her choice. In the evening she went back to Sadia's house and called out to Ahmed and he came to her shyly. Saba took out the car and gave it to her and loved her. Prayed to be happy. Sadia looked at Saba with a very grateful look, then said, "Why did you suffer?" Children are stubborn? Saba looked at him with a smile and pointed at Ahmed.

He was very happy, repeatedly turning his hand on the car and sometimes driving fast, sometimes light, his lights lit and clapping happily. The joy saba was having to see Ahmed happy is beyond a statement. Sadia cried uncontrollably, "Why did you suffer so much? Children are stubborn.'' "Hey, nothing has been done for you. I did all this to please Ahmed, so that Allah may be happy with me. I did you no favors. You are ashamed of your desires.

I know Sadia! When we please a servant for Allah, peace, and tranquillity come down within us. The lamp we light for others makes light in our own house. Our grave is illuminated and our inner light is filled with light.''' Yes, you're right, Saba! May Allah reward you for this good. Saba returned home shortly thereafter, thinking about holding Rachel in her arms. Our tragedy is that we only consider our children to be children.

Although children are children, whether they are themselves or their loved ones, rich or poor, everyone has a heart. Moves for small desires. But our hearts may have been emptied of the pain of humanity, and we have lost our love somewhere.

Months pass and we don't get the news from each other. We have become accustomed to using we have moved away from the golden teachings of our religion, the religion that teaches us to eat sacrifice and sacrifice and share. But in the same religion today the brother is separated from the brother.

May Allah guide us and give us a heart that feels the pain of others. Saba hugged a smiling Rachel to her chest. It appears to be a minor but true event. Just a small message to please your children as well as sometimes a poor kid. When shopping for your children, take a couple, a toy, some food, or anything else for a poor child. Remember! Allaah loves generous people. Allah loves those who are generous.