Harmain Fatima

* Which bread should be given to whom * *Arabic story __ !! * When the Arabs got married, according to the ancient custom, they used to wrap a piece of roasted meat inside the bread to appease the guests attending the feast. If the head of the household at a party finds out that the number of people attending the wedding is greater than or equal to the number of pieces of meat prepared at the feast, he should eat two loaves of bread (without meat) together. The meat was wrapped and distributed to family, relatives and close friends, while the meat was wrapped in bread and served only to strangers from outside. Once upon a time, there was a wedding ceremony for a poor man in which he carefully wrapped bread inside a loaf of meat on the day of the feast and served it to his family, relatives and several close and trusted friends. So that strangers can get meat with bread in their food and avoid any kind of embarrassment. Those who received only bread began to eat as if it contained meat, except for one of his closest relatives. He opened the bread and called the head of the house and angrily shouted at him, "O Abdullah! What a joke, father. It's bread without meat. I won't eat it today. " The poor man listened patiently and smiled and replied, "Strangers have a right on me to offer them meat on my table in all circumstances." Take this piece of meat and I apologize. I made a mistake. I was counting in the box. Wisdom: In our current era, we rely on a lot of people. Considering them as family members, they believe that they will stand by our side in difficult times, protect our honor behind our backs and be loyal in all circumstances. But in times of need, our guesses turn out to be wrong, so "make sure which bread to give to which servant."