If the world is full of good people, what is the harm?

 

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Wherever and whenever there is soil in this human world, it is not cultivated there.  Vibrant colorful flowers and fruits are not developing.  Likewise, good work is not being done in all areas of the world.  But the world is a place of good work - here the flowers smile and fall and the flowers disappear with a smile.  No, the world was never like that.  His whole is on the level of good and bad.  But where does this evil thing come from?  Who says how many evil webs are slowly weaving?  A single evil impulse awakens the wicked.

 The shadow of evil runs after he best living man.  This shade is never cool, this shade is never cool - it burns like the fire of hell.  But there is hope, there are good people in all countries and in all cities - I heard that good people live in Bangladesh too!  But the good deeds of man do not always turn out to be good, and sometimes become a terrible example of evil.  The same is true of this country and city.  Day by day, good deeds, fair dreams and wealth are created.  But the judgment of Allah Taala is the most difficult and the easiest.  Good deeds are accepted easily, good deeds are accepted most easily by him.  ...where is the eye to recognize good work?

Looking at the mountains of evil on the screen of the eyes, the question arises, is the world full of good deeds heard like a fairy tale no longer?  Not seen at all lately.  We can't see it.  But yes, one sees good deeds as beautiful, he runs day and night in the path of good deeds.  One who sees evil as beautiful, moves in that direction.  But both have beautiful works or beautiful idleness in mind.  This self-chosen beauty is terrifying.  It has become like an idiom to not understand judicial analysis at all.  Some say 'terribly beautiful'.  The title of the poem became 'Saundarya O Vayanak'.

 The poet says, 'Man was good when man was man'.  Those good people look like angels.  I have never seen an angel.  But I will say, they are like angels.  Now they are not, nor are they supposed to be.  But find them here and there in my mind.  I look at them in my mind.  From near, from afar—I delight anew with every look and discover the nature and joy of good people.  Forgetting about time, I keep looking at the faces of those dear people.  I think, because those who are not in this world of modern civilization, they are not there, the whole book is written 'What the world lost in the fall of Muslims'.

I have lost many things till today.  Willingness and prayer for good is manifesting all that is in us through the path of evil.  But all these ways of evil are not built for permanence, good will eliminate evil.  The difference between good and evil is true at least for every human being.  There is a matter of concern, how can we stay close to the good and not to go around the evil system or what is the way and path to be built?

 Religion and the judgment of religion in all areas of this world have shown people the identity of good and bad.  The greatest religion of the world, Islam, has forever explained the difference between good and bad.  The number of people and thoughts about it are all these things above.  But the overriding question is that if the world is filled with good people, what is the harm?  Some may think that the question is meaningless.  Nothing unusual.  I asked myself what this question means?  Is it to be understood literally or is it an abstract question?  Literally, it can be calculated on the fingers that the number of people has become so much that it is difficult to live well.  Doing well is also a problem.  If the number is high, it becomes impossible to control.  But the thing is, according to mathematical calculations, if the number is more, why is it not difficult to be evil?  Being evil is not a problem, why?  And for those who do not want to count on their fingers, have something to say on a different topic?

 Abul Kalam Shamsuddin once Dr.  Muhammad asked Shahidullah,  …why did you take so many children?  The question is of course.  But this question should be answered in detail, slowly.  So Shahidullah Sahib kept silent for a while and said, 'If I had not taken so many children, Murtaza Bashir would not have been, if Devendranath Tagore had not taken so many children, then where would I have found Rabindranath?' After Rabindranath, the fifteenth child of his father, Rabindranath became a full-fledged Rabindranath, he wrote in the poem 'Bangamata', 'O seven crore children.'  Enchanted mother, / You have done Bengali, not human.'

The modern world is a place of great excitement.  Those who weave the web of evil here are the greatest builders of good.  White minded people they find, give medals.  The identity of those who give is also very strange - they are multinational companies.  Means, the project of the multinational father.  What happens when a child has multiple biological fathers, is what happened in these cases.  But no doubt, their business is always strong because of this 'Bahu'.  They rightly enjoy the fruits of this 'Bahu', reveling in its fruits.  Again, the eyes of many are painted.  It seems that the population will be bombarded at once.  Looking at the populous country again they feel pity (?).  How hard they live, how hard they sleep - and so many people eat or what?  The place is not a problem for Muslims.  There are many of them, so not too many.  We have less, so the night is also less.  Is there anything to ask for except the place of head gossip and the place of worship when alive and the place of the grave when dead?

 Every part of the world is now owned by multinational companies.  They can do many things whenever they want.  However, their lack of ability is really small.  But they are not clear when speaking.  They talk very gibberish.  Why talk so much, they themselves do not know well.  In this country they talk about birth control, they also want people to die.  On the other hand, it advertises with great pride - 'Our mobile users are one and a half million'.  It is also unexpected for the people of this country to live on three meals a day.  But their expectation is - 'Even a farmer should shampoo his beard, fertilize his fields, buy lotion for his children...'.

The owner of the small hotel in the village bazaar takes lunch at the hotel.  He eats what is sold in the hotel.  But no high-ranking officer of a multinational company uses any of their own products—at least no one wants to be dishonest with themselves.  Because that's it!  There is no dishonesty in the hotelier's business.  So what he is feeding people, he is also eating.  But they are not able to use their products, because their business is full of dishonesty.  Like alcohol-marijuana-heroin, their products spread rapidly across the country.  And population abundance is their greatest asset.  The population control they promote as family planning is just hypocrisy.  But they do not hypocrisy selflessly, here too their advertising and product sales are involved.