Ali Hammuda
Esteemed Member
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- Islam
An individual who was previously poor but after wealth is attained, he turns against the very person who’d stood besides him during his poverty.
A student who was previously ignorant but after "knowledge" is attained, the first he looks down upon is his teacher.
A teenager who’d spent years under the care and expenditure of his/her parents but the moment s/he attains “maturity” and independence, the first to feel the full force of their wrath is their parents.
Is this fair?
Just as one poet once complained:
أعلمه الرماية كل يـــــومٍ ** فلمّا أشتد ساعده رماني
وكم علمته نظم القوافي ** فلمّا قال قافيةٍ هجـــانـي
“I used to teach him archery every day but when his arms became strong, he launched an arrow at me. And how many hours did I spend teaching him poetry, but when he uttered a couplet, he insulted me”
The noble one never forgets his indebtedness to the people of virtue.
A student who was previously ignorant but after "knowledge" is attained, the first he looks down upon is his teacher.
A teenager who’d spent years under the care and expenditure of his/her parents but the moment s/he attains “maturity” and independence, the first to feel the full force of their wrath is their parents.
Is this fair?
Just as one poet once complained:
أعلمه الرماية كل يـــــومٍ ** فلمّا أشتد ساعده رماني
وكم علمته نظم القوافي ** فلمّا قال قافيةٍ هجـــانـي
“I used to teach him archery every day but when his arms became strong, he launched an arrow at me. And how many hours did I spend teaching him poetry, but when he uttered a couplet, he insulted me”
The noble one never forgets his indebtedness to the people of virtue.