Son sells house to pay father’s debt; creditor moved, forgives Dh1m loan
Many on social media wished their children were like this man.
A Saudi man set example of being a good son. He sold his house to pay his father’s loan of SR1 million (Dh1m). The lender was touched by the son’s act and surprised him by waving off the loan and returning the SR1m to him.
The story of the father and son has gone viral on social media.
Dr. Abdul Rahman Al Subaihi, a Saudi lawyer, said that this incident took place at a Saudi court and tweeted details.
The lawyer added that the lender was so touched by the son’s decision that he decided to return the SR1m as reward for being a good son.
Many on social media wished their children were like this man.
Rana, a Saudi woman and mother, said that these days it is very rare to see such behaviour from people. “Both the son and the lender have set good examples. They have proved to us that there are kind people even today.”
Salman, a Saudi, said that while the son is, indeed, good, the lender is great, too. “The lender rewarded the son for being good to his father. SR1m is not a small amount. This proves to us that there are still good human beings here.”
There is goodness in people …….
Nano , Just lift off one layer & you will know the real truth ................ ..................
Nanofilm: It is quiote normal. I am better off financially than were my parents and I hope that my children will follow suit. Perhaps the father spent all his money on educating his children and providing for them...
Strange...father was not rich but son was rich...how it is possible
Strive to find the truth than just entertaining with the fairy tales ....... ................. .......
I am going to read '' .... SR 10 million waved off ..... tomorrow and SR 100 million on wednesday ...... SR 1000 million on Thursday ............ Why to stop reading news upto 1 million only ?
You believe the press !!!
What was pledged by the respected father to take the loan ?
What was the purpose to take that huge amount as loan ?
For how many times the lender has repeated this kind of kindness before ?
Now the lender's son will quarrel with him .......... it has only shifted its place ..............
Great on the part of the son. Greater on the part of the person who forgave the loan. It certainly needs the heart of a lion to do that.
Prize: I couldn't find anything of interest from Qatar :O(
Anyway, do you think the guy did the right thing in forgiving the loan ?
Britexpat is bent on reporting from Saudi. We deserve it at QL. Being a deserted site.
Okay.