After the text we wrote about small good deeds on every Jummah (Friday), today we received a beautiful example worth remembering: a man quietly, without wanting anyone to know, paid for all the bread in one store. And so, everyone who entered, instead of taking out their money, heard only: "Grandfather, today your bread is paid for."

Such deeds are not measured by numbers, by value, or by who sees them. They are measured by the purity of the heart. Someone will leave with a surprised smile, another will feel encouraged, and all together we will learn once again that true beauty lies in sharing and thinking of others.

This tradition is not new among us. Especially during the month of Ramadan, across the country and the world, Muslims compete in good deeds – giving sadaqah, buying for others, helping, sharing. And every such deed leaves a mark that does not fade.

May Allah reward all who do good with hidden hands and a pure heart. Their name may not be known by anyone, but their reward is with Allah.

Let’s continue this tradition – one today, another tomorrow, and step by step build an endless chain of kindness.