Beit and Sada

A neighbor has rights, folks, and appreciation, and if a mistake comes, forgive it from your neighbor

Last week's poem was written by poet Abdulkarim bin Khuzaym from Al Bukayriyah, who says:

A neighbor has rights, O people, and esteem

And if a mistake comes, excuse it from your neighbor

And the echo of the poem from poets:

Make tolerance a virtue of your character

Lower your gaze and be satisfied with excuses

And be patient, even if your patience exceeds your capacity

In our religion, Islam, the neighbor is honored

Be good to him and also advise your children

The neighbor has a right, even if there appears from him negligence

Your forgiveness increases your status in your life

Nasser Jumaan Al Awadh - Wadi Al Dawasir

The neighbor has a right, upon the free man to magnify

A religious heritage, your choice does not waste it

The right of neighborliness is greater than expression in words

It is not a saying written on your wall

Whoever plants kindness reaps glad tidings

And goodness remains a witness on your path

Maha Al Abdulsalam - Riyadh

The neighbor before the house, description and measures

And be keen on those near you who share

Always be with him on kindness and goodness

And rejoice if you see happiness in your neighbor

O neighbor, you who have affection and appreciation

O our wall, never mind your time and home

Saleh bin Ibrahim Al Sunaidi - Al Wushm

The neighbor in Islam has great status

And find it present in all your news

And for the neighbor, the Arabs' honor differs or not

Loyalty is due to him, and with it you will see the house as your house

And the knowledge of Al Dhuwaibi and Al Mahadi is famous

Noblest positions surpass your guess and interpretation

Saud Ayesh Al Harbi - Jeddah

Be patient with your neighbor even if he changes excessively

Tomorrow will come a day when you will receive his apology

And the neighbor benefits in times of hardship

You will find him one day while you are in your home's solution

Forgive, pardon, erase, and water the glad tidings

And your mind hurries or makes from your decision

The Chosen One (Prophet) recommended him in remembrance and interpretation

And O neighbor, be gentle, be gentle, do not kindle your fire

Hamad Abdullah Al Waili - Hotat Sudair

Poem of the Week

Written for the page by poet Hamad Abdullah Al Waili from Hotat Sudair, who says:

Do not think that life is the age of Shu'ayb

Try to manage your remaining life

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