I fell on hard times, sufferedโand worse, Iโve been to hell. Iโve lived through the things I once feared most, watched my whole life burn and shatter, and slept beside the ashes of everything I loved. So what scares me now? Nothing.
A son is yours. A king is not. The instant you raise a sovereign, he stops being a private child and becomes the property of a realm and watched by subjects, bound by duty, no longer yours alone. The same rule applies to his heir. Hide that grandson from the kingdom and you have already abdicated the crown you pretend he should wear. He remains what you chose to keep him, only your grandson.
Queen Mother, you cannot keep him in the shadows and still demand he be treated as future king. You cannot claim both the intimacy of family and the majesty of monarchy while ignoring the customs that turn a boy into an heir of a whole throne. By failing to present him to the realm, you decided. You wanted a grandson, not a king.
Enough. We are tired of the contradiction.
This is probably a long shot but, someone has lost their car keys in the areas of Equatorial mall, just near PostBank.
Please share this post widely, it might be able to reach the owner, I donโt know what other way to locate the person. They can call 0785993908.
Ibn al jawzi ุฑุญู ู ุงููู stated:
โA man may desire a woman of exceptional beauty and excellence, yet be unable to attain themโand infallibility is better for him. For if he were to marry them, his heart would become divided: either by striving to preserve them or by labouring to provide for them. If his infatuation with them grew intense, he would waste his life, and his concern for the hereafter would be preoccupation with them, If they did not love him in return, that would be the greatest ruin. If they demanded financial support beyond what he could afford, it would lead to the loss of his dignity and the destruction of his honor. If they desired intimacy while he was unable to satisfy them, they might either wear him down and destroy him, or commit fornication. If the woman with whom he was passionately in love died, he himself would be consumed by grief.
Thus, the one who pursues only the most exceptional women is, in reality, seeking the knife by which he will be slaughteredโyet he does not realize it.โ
Sayd al-Khฤแนญir, p. 644