| "One
mistake which many people 'incline' towards is trusting just anyone. Their
trust is sometimes plain foolishness. Therefore we say: Don't trust just
anybody and everybody today. ...Those pious, righteous ones who can be
trusted are few and scarce.
People trust others – especially friends.
They trust their friends so much, that they allow them free access into
their homes; allow them to become comfortable with wife and children...
In one letter ... and this is just one
letter from amongst so many we receive, with similar content. ...No name is
being mentioned.
The person wrote, saying that he allowed his
friend to come into his home. Visits were even common when the husband was
not at home. Friend and wife would chat away, and like that, befriended each
other. They travelled together, socialized, went for coffees and teas, went
here and there – and what happened was what should have been expected.
The husband is left crying – left
devastated, saying: 'My best friend took my wife away.'
Who is to be blamed for this ?"
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