Behavior alien to our values ​​and ethics   

Al-Anbat - Prof. Mohamed Talib Obeidat

Some of the social changes in our societies are moving at an amazing speed and in ways that are totally incompatible with our values ​​and principles, to the extent that we are beginning to notice a breakdown in some aspects of the value system,Some have no longer any modesty or respect for our cultural or religious heritage, and we have begun to note with regret many of the abusive behavior of our customs, traditions, values, and cultural heritage. Here are some examples of the reality:

1. The sale of chewing gum and others on the traffic light, it means 'hardening or begging regulated' and other things do not sell.

2. Some sellers of oil derivatives in the gas stations deliberately stop their counters less than the full cash sheet to extort the customer in leaving the exchange to the sellers.

3. The workers of the grocery store, the shopkeepers, and others wait for the 'tips' from the customer and with different hints to him, as if they do not receive salary!

4. Many service staff and even some state employees in services are waiting for rewards from citizens for doing their 'duties'.

5. Young people in the old age sit in the chest additives and do not lift a finger if the elders and elders entered without any respect or expression.

6. The parking lots of the vehicles have turned into 'valet' and many of the young people monopolize or reserve positions for estrangement

7. Extortion in different forms by young people in the public street to some drivers of vehicles by claiming traffic accidents or otherwise for the purposes of 'estrangement'.

8. The taxi driver deliberately takes the longer route or the need for a longer time for the purpose of the material amounts.

Frankly: these are examples and much like follow-up with officials. And the proportion of beggars in the increase and forms of begging are exacerbated and Ttlon and vary, and blackmail by the category Mendes vary, and everyone wants to change while retaining the gains, and the biggest loser is the homeland.Therefore, our community culture must be aware of this, and our wise government must regulate, regulate and monitor things closely, the country needs a lot of us!

Translated by : Diana Hilal