Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim
Hello friends, how are you all? I hope you are all very well, I am also very well with your prayers and the grace of the Creator.
If a beggar comes to us and asks for help, there is no need to return that beggar. If you give to a beggar, Allah Ta'ala will bless you. I will share such an incident with you today.
In the old days, there was a poor man who was very upset because he had nothing to eat or drink. He was forced to go to the door of a rich man and shout, "Give me something." He was very stingy and arrogant. He did not beg from the poor when he heard his voice. Instead, he was chased away for saying bad things.
In the neighborhood of this rich man lived a poor blind man. When the beggar returned from the rich man's door in despair, the blind man invited the beggar to his house and made him his guest, and he left what he had in front of the beggar and bade him farewell.
The poor man was very happy with the treatment of the blind man, raised his hand and prayed to Allah Almighty for the recovery of the blind man and then left. The blind man did not treat the poor well in any greed; Rather, he did so out of compassion. At one time feeding was not such a big deal. But Allah Almighty liked his goodness very much, the prayers of the poor were accepted for him, a few drops of water fell from his eyes and his blind eyes became bright and he began to see everything clearly, sickness and anxiety disappeared.
When the people found out about it, they were all amazed, and in a short time it spread throughout the city. The mercy of Allah Almighty and this wealth was mine, which he got. Hearing this, the blind man said: How did you get this wealth, you are ungrateful.
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Be careful dear! If a poor and needy person comes to our door, let him not curse or return them; Rather they should always be helped. If we help them, God will give us more and take away our worries.
575.630 SRY