teks: Assalamualaikum. I feel compelled to share my long-held feelings. I sell items such as socks, handsocks, and hijabs on the stairs of the dormitory. I always try to be kind and assume that no one will take my items or sales money, especially sisters. Surely, UIA sisters wouldn't steal, right? But, my items keep disappearing, and so does the money. All the money is gone. Selling items on the stairs is a personal responsibility, and it comes with risks. If I sold food, they wouldn't take it, but handsocks? Socks? Hijabs? They're not cheap, sis. I understand if you want to cover your aurat but don't have the money, so you have to steal to cover it. But don't you feel guilty? Wearing something that was stolen? Eating rice with stolen money? You're not the only one struggling financially, sis. I'm struggling too. If you can't pay me all at once, it's okay. Oh Allah, it's so sad that I want to cry. It's okay, I forgive the person who stole from me. But, you'll have to answer to Allah for other matters. We're both women. What's wrong with helping each other out?
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