In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Let's multiply GOODNESS
After buying fruit from the market, when I opened the bag at home, I found two defective pieces. The shopkeeper had quietly sold them without mentioning the defects, having slipped them in unnoticed. People call this "smartness," whereas it is blatant deception. The correct principle is to sell defective goods only after disclosing the defect. It is often assumed that hiding defects yields financial gain; however, the truth is that while it may bring a temporary profit, it ultimately leads to massive financial and other losses. Earning money through deception is a disastrously losing deal. If only this were truly understood.
Dr. Abdul Majid Ansari
Director, Good Character Company