teks: I live in a small, underdeveloped city. Yesterday, I was stuck in traffic and saw a homeless man walking aimlessly, trying to cross the road. I had some kaya kok from my favorite bakery in the passenger seat, but I was in the right lane and needed to change lanes to reach him. I didn't want to cause a scene, but I did it anyway. I changed lanes in the slow-moving traffic, hoping the man wouldn't cross the road before I got to him. I waited with my windows down, ready to give him the kaya kok. He approached my car and I handed it to him. He asked for one ringgit, which I gave him. He looked worried, but took the kaya kok and the money and walked away. It felt good to help him, even though I wish I could have given him more. I've been struggling with depression lately, but this act of kindness gave me hope and made me feel happy. I wanted to share this story because I know there are others out there who are also struggling with depression. I want to encourage them to find their way back to Allah, who can restore the light in them. Insha Allah, amen.
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