Random Acts of Kindness.

Random Acts of Kindness

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Assalamualaikum.
I begin my today's event by wishing everyone good health. Today I am here with a wonderful contest post. First of all, I would like to thank @muhammad-ahmad brother for organizing a wonderful contest. I especially liked the theme of the contest. Being able to help someone is a big deal. Nowadays, people are becoming hard-hearted and losing their cooperative mentality. But we need to change this mentality and dedicate ourselves to serving people. However, I try to help people as much as I can, to the best of my ability. Sometimes I can't help myself when I see people suffering, but sometimes my own strength stops me. Anyway, let's discuss my life experience with giving and receiving help.

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◉ Share a time you helped someone without expecting anything in return.

I think donating blood to someone is a very virtuous act. Many people in hospitals lose their lives for a little blood. But we forget that our body's blood cells are regenerated every three months. Donating blood benefits the body and helps save someone's life.

My friend's sister was in a critical condition in the hospital and needed blood to save her. My friend got very worried and started looking for blood. At one point, he told me that her sister was very sick and needed blood. I immediately decided to donate blood. I told my friend that there was no need to worry, I will donate blood. My friend expressed her gratitude to me. I quickly got the address of the hospital and went there. My blood was matched with her sister's blood and Alhamdulillah everything was fine.
Then the doctor collected my blood. My friend's sister underwent a major operation and the blood was given. Alhamdulillah the operation was successful. My friend expressed her gratitude to me and promised to always be by my side. Honestly, when I was donating blood, I felt a very good feeling that I may not be able to express in words. But I was happy because I was able to save a person by donating blood.

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◉ What is the kindest thing someone has ever done for you?

Sometimes, people go through nightmare-like times in their lives, when there's really nothing we can do about it. In 2021, after the Corona pandemic, God blessed me with a son, but he was born with severe pneumonia, a blood infection, and a hole in his lung. At that time, the sky fell on my head, and I had a baby by Caesarean section, which cost a lot of money. Then, my child became seriously ill again, putting me in financial danger. Moreover, the doctor said that my child's chances of survival were slim, and he told me to pray to God. Still, I tried my best to help him. I tried my best and admitted my son to the NICU. He remained in the ICU for about a month, but his condition was still not improving. At one point, I couldn't afford the hospital expenses. Then my child's treatment was about to end. I immediately informed all my friends on #steemit about my danger, To be honest, I never thought that everyone would come forward to help me like this. By the will of Allah, I received money for my child's medical expenses. Quite a few people stood by my side in my time of need. So I am always grateful to my #steemit friends and I love this platform with all my heart.

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◉ Suggest a simple way to spread kindness in everyday life.

• Stand by people in danger, Surely the Creator will help you.

• Even if you can't help someone financially, give them good advice so that they can be saved from danger.

• Never laugh at someone else's misfortune. Imagine yourself in their position. So express your utmost sympathy to the people in danger.

• Giving is a noble virtue, so try to extend your hand of giving, surely some people will benefit from it.

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However, I tried to discuss the content of today's contest from my real experience. I hope you liked my post. If you liked it, please let me know in the comments.

I like to invite @limon88 @emon42 @sohanurrahman to attend in this contest.

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I am Emran Hasan, an Engineer. I work with machines by profession and blogging is my addiction. I work as a technical support engineer in a private organization. In my free time, I blog to feed my mind and keep my family happy. I am passionate, very stubborn, and the king of my own kingdom. I love to start from where someone stops somewhere. My hobbies are taking pictures, gardening, and traveling to new places. I love people, so people love me.