Muhammad Aloush not at fault
The article addresses the issue of not torturing a person who has lost their way or departed painfully. It describes their mental and spiritual state, praising inner strength, patience, and the soul's proximity to the star and the unseen. It affirms that a true person is defined by the open spaces they leave for souls and opportunities to breathe, rather than by the victories they've achieved or their defeats in the battles of life. The article emphasizes the value of patience, a kind spirit, and reflection on human life, vividly depicting the poetic image of the exhausted self and the soul that clings to hope and unseen success. It also notes that some of those who appear lost carry stars to places that even the sky has not dared to name.
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