Injustice
To the poorest
of the poor
Not only by the rich but also, unexpectedly, by everyone
else.
My sister and I served a very old lady that I have seen
living in Mumbai for
the past 6
years.
The woman came crying to my sister saying ‘everyone is using
me, they tell
me
you can sleep
in the stairway,
I have to cook, clean and do so much work, but they never
pay me.’
To see everyone taking advantage of this old woman is
quite unjust,
not only to her
but for our humanity and self dignity.
When my sister came to tell me about the woman,
she had this
heartfelt look in her eyes.
I figured it was her blessing. I gave her a lot of
funds and told
her to go take
care of the woman.
My sister came
back a few hours later with a lot of stuff,
so we went to
give it to the elderly woman staying in the stairway where she slept.
The woman began to cry because of the joy and act of caring.
I saw that it made my sister feel better.
Giving is quite a beautiful way to make others, and
especially ourselves,
feel better.
But we should mostly think about
what kind of
injustices we do to others without knowing it?
I went to the Biggest slums in
the world today in Mumbai.
It is unreal to see what the human conditions are.
You feel that there is absolutely no hope in solving this
problem.
It just makes you feel hopeless
To see the Crying Children, elderly, women with their
babies all squeezed
together by
poverty, human waste, there are no bathrooms anywhere.
It is quite a scene.
Every single dollar I spend now, I think about how much I
can
save and help
these people. The human condition truly makes you speechless.
LOVE, ABBAS
Serving Charity
In GOD we Trust