I haven't been to Iraq and I've never been to a slum, but I remember two things. 1. Once I was in a hurry to go to the toilet, I rushed into the bathroom of the Dubai mall and almost bumped into an African lady who was cleaning, "oh, sorry" I looked up and said, seeing her big eyes, she smiled back at me" welcome to my office", eyes full of kindness and brightness. 2. Another time I went to the Golden Street in Dubai to help a friend see something. On the way, my aunt suddenly became serious and had a colic. I found the toilet of the nearest mosque and barely walked in. When I came out, my whole body was shaking and I couldn’t stand up. One was wearing a headscarf. The eldest sister helped me up and took me to a room in the basement of the mosque. There were several other middle-eastern eldest sisters in it. I said in a weak voice that my stomach was not feeling well. One of the eldest sisters brought me hot water and also An eldest sister handed me two pills and told me that it would be more comfortable to eat. I felt a powdery feeling in my throat after eating it. When I was sitting and resting with the air conditioner on, these three eldest sisters kept sitting in front of me ( Everyone took off their shoes and sat on the floor of the room), I finished drinking the second cup of hot water and recovered, I said thank you to them one by one in Arabic that I only knew, and left, I still don’t know what those two pills are. , just remember that it is a touch of yellow.
I hope that this hot land in the Middle East will be treated well.
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