می گویند در قدیم دزد سر گردنه هم معرفت داشت: روزی دزدی در مجلسی پر ازدحام با زیرکی کیسه ی سکه ی مردی غافل را می دزدد هنگامی که به خانه رسید کیسه را باز کرد دید در بالای سکه ها کاغذیست که بر آن نوشته است: خدایا به برکت این دعا سکه های مرا حفاظت بفرما اندکی اندیشه کرد سپس کیسه را به صاحبش باز گرداند دوستان دزدش او را سرزنش کردند که چرا این همه پول را از دست داد. دزدکیسه در پاسخ گفت: صاحب کیسه باور داشت که دعا دارایی او را نگهبان است. او بر این دعا به خدا اعتقاد نموده است من دزد دارایی او بودم نه دزد دین او اگر کیسه او را پس نمیدادم، باورش بر دعا و خدا سست می شد.آن گاه من دزد باورهای او هم بودم. واین دور از انصاف است! و این روزها عده ای هم دزد خزانه مردمند و هم دزد باورهایشان...! 👇👇👇
👆👆👆 They say in the old days, the highjackers had also their own civility: One day a thief in a crowded congregation shrewly steals the coin bag of a negligent man. When he arrives at home, he opens the bag and sees a slip of paper on top of the coins, on which it was written: 'O God, protect my coins for the bless of this prayer' He thinks a little, then returns the bag to its owner His thief friends blame him why he missed all that money. The thief of the bag answers: 'The owner of the bag believed that his prayer was his guardian. With this prayer he believes in God. I was the thief of his property, not the thief of his religion. If I had not returned him the bag, he would loose his trust in prayers and God. Then, I would be the thief of his beliefs. This is far from being fair! And these days there are but people who are the thieves of both treasurers and beliefs of the people ...!