Story and a lesson

The story and lesson of true friendship

Friendship: It is a social relationship that brings together two or more people, and friendship is the basis of love, cooperation and affection between them. Friendship can be distinguished by three characteristics: • Mutual dependence: It appears through the sharing of feelings of love by both parties. • The tendency of both parties to participate in activities and various fields and with comparison to relationships. Superficiality that is concerned in most cases and revolves around one activity. • That each party in the relationship is able to consult each other during their strong emotions, then friendship is a source of many feelings and feelings, as friendship indicates a strong mission in our life, and every person needs someone who feels him and shares the same feelings and feelings and guides him to the right paths, even more importantly. A factor that strengthens friendship is “honesty.” If friendship is only based on interests, then friendship is cut off when interests are cut off.

This is an expressive story about friendship:

Two friends walked in a barren desert for two days, burned by the sun with its fiery whips, and their feet baked by the harsh sand of Al-Bayda.

Until the two friends became thirsty, exhausted, and desperate, so each of them suggested a better way to reach a safe place and water. The two friends argued, and one of them slapped the other, but he did nothing, so he expressed this by writing in the sand: ((I argued with my friend the other day, and he slapped me in the face.)) Then they continued walking until they arrived at A place where there was water, so the two friends drank until they were quenched, and the two friends went down to swim, but the person who was slapped did not know how to swim, so he was about to drown, so his friend rushed to save him. After he survived, the person who was about to drown took out a small knife from his pocket and wrote on the rock, “Today my friend saved my life.” He was amazed. His friend said to him: Why did you write my slap in the sand? She wrote to rescue your life on the rock ?

His answer was: Because I saw in the slap you gave me a passing event, so I wrote it in the sand so that the wind would quickly take it away.

As for your saving me from drowning, this is a great and original act. I wrote it in stone so that it would be difficult to erase.

I liked this story because I found that there is something in the dispute that turns love into enmity

“The best friends are those who forget your sins and mention your best qualities.”