Now I’m writing 📝 a reflection about the 2nd part of "Savdogarlar Ustozi"

In the 2nd part of the book, the wisdom of Muslims getting rich, the benefits of wealth, the goals of it, unique examples of generosity, and the beautiful meaning of bravery such as "cowardice does not shorten life" are explored. It also reveals the true meaning of service to one's family and parents.

You can see the rise of the language, the strange secrets of the language organization, and other fascinating sciences that are close to the heart in the stories.

Abdullah Ibn Muborak was a teacher, a beautiful speaker, a merchant in cities, and a great hero in battles. He was the owner of a pen and a sword. ✏️ With his pen, he wrote works that eased the lives of those who came after him, and with his sword, he showed incomparable examples of bravery and courage.

Abdullah Ibn Muborak did not eat without a guest, because it is said in the hadith:
"Who spends one dirham on a guest will be rewarded with a thousand dirhams in the way of Allah." Abdullah especially loved hosting guests.

People called him "Amin Al-Moʻmin", because he was very generous, knowledgeable, and, on the other hand, good-hearted.

I love this book—it is very interesting, and I want to read the other parts. I really recommend it. 📖