العراوي

Wherever you go anywhere in our town you are exposed to meeting your uncle Abu Samaa'in. I know that deep down you shy away from the title, but because you are one of the wise people of the town, you give him the title comfortably, indicating your chivalry, good upbringing, and generous origin. And because you are also a decent person, you voluntarily rise from your seat and politely and discreetly say to him — especially if you are a school graduate: "Please, Uncle Abu Samaa'in," and you may take his hand to sit him in your place. It is true that you might have intended to stand up before he arrived, but just telling him "please, my place" is something praised in the eyes of the elders, and there are many in our town. You are sure that after you leave, they will say publicly: "Look at the manners of the young man! Even Abu Samaa'in stood for him and respected him. Truly admirable manners!"