Indeed, it is the cause

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                                            Indeed, it is the cause

                                   

             The word poverty has become so common in the language of every living soul that it is not taken to mean poverty, destitution, misery, destitution, hardship, hardship, poverty and poverty. When we are alone, we have to beg others to give us that thing.

Of course, we have to stretch out our hands in front of the Almighty, or we have to stretch out our hands in front of the servants of God Almighty. We murmur before Him and then He sends His servants as a means and through them He helps us. When we are poor, He alleviates our poverty with the help of the unseen.
Indeed, it is the cause
In this day and age, poverty has plagued almost the entire world and everyone seems to be crying in this predicament. According to the World Bank's 2020 report, the poverty rate in Pakistan has decreased by 35% in almost 30 years. Balochistan has a poverty rate of 42.2%.
The highest poverty rates were in Washik district of Balochistan and Abbottabad district of Punjab. The highest rates of poverty are due to malnutrition. 53% malnutrition in Balochistan
Pakistan's poverty rate is 36 percent in rural areas and 18 percent in urban areas. In the same poverty, many people have been seen on the streets who are just fighting poverty. When we travel, our observation teaches us to consider many people who are either sleeping on the streets or standing in front of a shop, looking at things with lustful eyes.
In some of the shops, people are walking towards their nests holding food items, or they are holding hands in front of someone and running with them, begging that maybe someone will stop and give us something and sell some of our products to make a living. They are making bread, but we often dismiss them as beggars in a very bad way.
They do not think that he is a human being who is sometimes presented as a cripple in front of the society so that he can beg and sit next to him thinking that the money he is getting is not around. Or sometimes small children are handcuffed and sent to the streets and coaches of cities and towns because more children can earn than adults. After all, a young beggar can be sent back even if he deserves to earn a good living. Yes, then why do you ask?
Man is poor but his thoughts, ideas, thoughts and attitudes are not poor. If they hear a beggar's voice at their door, they immediately run away so that they do not have to wait any longer so that the beggar has to wait longer. Then it is not difficult for such people to live in peace and find small pleasures.
Do your best to see such a poor person do your best for him

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