The shelters near Labunishki Bachila, which serve as rest and recreation spots for visitors to the mountain, have been found in a broken and destroyed state. These wooden structures, built to provide shelter and resting places for hikers and nature lovers, are now damaged, with overturned tables, broken benches, and destroyed fences. This not only poses a danger to future visitors, but also disrupts the beauty and functionality of this natural retreat.

The destruction of public property is bad behavior and an act that not only endangers communal assets but also constitutes a moral and religious violation. Islam teaches us to build, protect, and respect what is created for the common good. In the Quran, Allah (SWT) says:

"And do not cause corruption upon the earth after its reformation." (Surah Al-A'raf, 56)

This verse clearly indicates that destruction and causing disorder go against the teachings of Islam. Instead, believers are called towards order, construction, and preservation.

Moreover, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said:

"A believer is one from whom other people are safe from his hand and tongue." (Hadith narrated by Bukhari and Muslim)

The destruction of communal property, such as these shelters, is not only an act of physical damage but also a sign of disrespect towards others’ efforts and community needs. Instead of tearing down, we should be those who build and leave something valuable for future generations.

Therefore, we appeal to all visitors to behave conscientiously, to preserve these areas and contribute to the protection of nature and public assets. This is not only a human duty but also faith in action.