A good house

A good house by Mahmoud Tawfik ... The righteous woman grants the man reassurance and calms his fear, so the man finds it pleasant to hear praise to God from his wife, from his neighbor, from his colleague, and from the Friday preacher, which creates reassurance for him. But this praise from the wife, when she says to him, "We thank God for what we are in, we are in a better state than others, and Allah has granted us much of His grace," creates for him a reassurance that he does not get if he hears praise from others. Conversely, the woman who is resentful and ungrateful, with little satisfaction, takes away from the man the reassurance he carried from outside, and the patience he brought back, even if it came from a lesson by a great eloquent scholar about the patience of servants with the world. Publishing house: Juice of Books Author's name: Mahmoud Tawfik Number of pages: 224 For more of Mahmoud Tawfik's publications: • Do not kill the wife in your daughter • Stories of the poor heart • A good house