The days taught me that when a person loves, he must be sincere in his love.. But when he hates, he must not hate with all his heart, but rather he must make a place for love. How many enemies turned into lovers! And how many a lover turned into an enemy.
I knew that a believer does not get stung from the same hole twice, but isn't it better not to be stung at all! How many people were stung from a hole once, then stung after a while from the same hole?
The days taught me that the days lead us into the unknown, and that they are mounts that lead us to the destinies of God Almighty, and that the days are not similar except by the name, because it is impossible for you to pass a day in the future like the day in which you live.
The days taught me that a person should mingle with all kinds of people, and take lessons from them, as many people come to life and go from it, and he did not know the truth of many people.
The days have taught me that many people live for themselves and live for themselves, while they think that happiness pursues them, contentment surrounds them, and pleasure overwhelms them, as if this person did not know that he had lost a large part of happiness, which is the company of friends and kindness to your fellow man.
Days taught me to respect human minds, but I do not trust them.
Days taught me to cry alone, no one sees me, and to go out to people smiling, not complaining at once.
The days taught me not to trust anyone, and that every visitor had his departure date, and to place all my trust in God.
The days taught me to hold on to what hurts me, but then brings me happiness, and to stay away from what makes me happy, but then brings me sadness.
The days taught me not to interfere in people's affairs, to think well of them, and to deal with them with caution.
The days have taught me to complain about my concern to my Lord while I am prostrating myself so that I may grow more in love with God and get closer to Him and feel His greatness.
The days taught me not to look for dreams that failed me a thousand times, and to make every new beginning a new dream.
The days taught me not to bow down except to God and be humiliated to Him, and to make a barrier between me and those around me called respect.
The days have taught me not to sleep with a traitor, not to ask a liar why he lied, not to lose someone who is loyal to me, not to grieve over someone who left my life with his hand, and not to grieve over what God has ordained for me.
The days taught me to live with the heart of a tolerant child, and to live with the minds of the greats.
The days taught me not to blame anyone for the lack of interest, because I realized what they were doing.
The days taught me that life is to heal my sorrows and be a doctor for myself, and to build a bridge of hope over a sea of sorrows and be an engineer for myself, and to build palaces for love and goodness for people so that goodness comes to me from where I do not expect and to be the architect of my heart.
Life taught me not to carry the worries of the past on my back, but to make it like a mirror, so I look at it to take lessons and lessons from it.
Life taught me to stay away from everything that diminishes my value, and that life without purpose has no meaning or existence.
Life taught me to live for myself and stay away from everything that hurts and hurts me and to take care of my happiness and plant goodness in the souls of people and go.
Life taught me to listen to every opinion and respect it and not necessarily be convinced of it.
Life taught me that a simple conversation or a short dialogue with a wise person is worth a month of study.
Life taught me to be like a turtle on the right path, better than being a deer on the wrong path.
Life taught me that the key to failure is trying to please everyone you know.
Life taught me that one should not try to be a successful person, but rather try to be a person of value, and then success will come automatically.
Life taught me that a person should dream of the stars, but at the same time he should not forget his feet on the ground.
Life taught me that if a person does not find something in life to die for, then most likely he will not find something to live for.
