A mark of goodness
Translated from Arabic. Read the original.
There are men who, when goodness is mentioned, have left their mark on it,
and when giving is mentioned, are among its pioneers, quietly and steadily.
Not every act of giving is measured by its quantity, but by the purity of its intention, the depth of its effect and its continuity over time.
There are those who give because their hearts were made to give, and who work because their conscience knows only the road of responsibility.
Mr Hisham El-Kholy is one of those who chose to make their presence in other people's lives a real source of support, a foundation of safety and a source of reassurance.
His giving is not a passing act but a firm commitment, and a clear vision that sees service to people as a supreme value admitting no hesitation.
He was close to the children with a father's heart, an educator's wisdom, and the feeling of someone who knows that a kind word can make a difference, and that a sincere gesture can rearrange a whole world inside a small soul.
He gave them room for hope, revived their confidence, and impressed on them that they deserve attention, care and inclusion.
He is a model of balanced giving;
neither excessive nor withdrawing,
moving with steady steps and a deep belief that real goodness is what is done quietly and continues sincerely.
In his presence there is the meaning of responsibility,
in his giving the meaning of nobility,
and in his effect living testimony that values, when translated into action, make a better reality.
All appreciation to a man who understood that the greatest investment is in people,
and that the truest achievement is to leave behind a good mark that cannot be erased.
May what he gives today be a bright page in the record of humanity, and a distinguishing mark confirming that great men are known by the light and hope they plant in people's hearts.
