When Prophet Moses fled Egypt from the tyrant Pharaoh, he was clueless. He didn’t have any financial or emotional securities. Desperate he turned aside under the shade of a nearby tree, then prayed to God, and said: "My Lord! I am needy of whatever good Thou sendest down for me."
Then he saw two girls came to help their flock of sheep drink among the crowds. He stood up and helped. He got busy helping someone else in need of help.
The moral behind this story is,
1-A believer, if in a tribulation, should outwardly look good as if not plagued. A believer keeps his supplication and complaints to God.
2-A small act of kindness secured prophet Moses a sustenance, a family, and financial stability for years after.
3-If you’re in adversity, don’t stay still. Keep doing the good and offering your goodness to people, and ease will come.
Doing favors is the door of believers’ relief that never shuts.
#justsayin"
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