nah - i find the arabs to be reeeaaally particular about throwing bread away - they'll lavish out on a lamborghini - but pick up a piece of bread for the goats.
my cousin used to work there - he ate a kebab from the stall and threw away the remaining bread,
the arab started cursing him, then he apparently came out of the stall, picked it up, and said he'd feed it to the goats.
It is a good way to stop people ordering too much, but wouldnt it be better to make them take the food and give it to poor people. At least that encourages them to give to the poor as well as making them think about how much they eat and about those who dont have as much.
Well, I don't think there are that many starvingly poor people in Saudi Arabia, at least not among the citizenry.
The restaurant deserves credits though. I'd think that a restaurant driven by the profit motive would gladly let customers overbuy food. Whatever costs the waste disposal may incur can hardly be as much as the additional revenue the restaurant would get from selling the food.
It seems like a good idea. Not sure it would work in the UK.
I was looking at myself talking to myself and I realized this conversation...I was having with myself looking at myself was a conversation with myself that I needed to have with myself.
good idea for a problem which does not concern the Arabs and Saudis ONLY.
the rate of poverty in Saudi Arabia is 20% as I read lastly, even though I think we should define what "poor" means from Saudi perspective!, so can't decide if they reached the starving level !
but it's not about the existence of starving/poor ppl in Saudi Arabia itself or outside it, it's about wasting and extravagance which our Prophet Muhammed PBUH forbade.
Our prophet (pbuh) said: “Haya does not bring anything except good.”
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