A Life Story

People are similar, even if their wealth varies, and the difference in upbringing does not prevent the experience from being of the same metal, even if the appearance strikes one as awe-inspiring at first glance that the informant is something else.. Ibrahim Abdul Qadir Al-Mazni says in his introduction to his book: If I have not benefited this generation with my experience and understanding. Which fuels the steps behind my generation, so what is the good thing that I was and lived, understood things, experienced things, and mastered the facts? It is the worst form of meanness to be miserly with your knowledge to others. The one who yearns for a loaf of bread - while he is hungry - may be excused for his companion, and it is in human nature for a person to prefer himself, in his poverty, over others. A person may attain self-preservation in times of adversity by snatching the morsel from his son''s mouth while he is hungry and his liver is tender, because starvation and the fear of spoilage arouse revelation. The instinct of self-preservation causes a person to lose sight of the duty of chivalry and the duty of fatherhood. But knowledge is not a substance by which the body can be protected from calamity, and it does not decrease with spread and expansion, and your share of it does not diminish if someone else reaches your level. It is within your power to be guided by it and do not fear for it any deficiency. It is certain that you You would rather be happier if people became more knowledgeable, more intelligent, more knowledgeable, and more sensitive.