Life is unfair.

Every person who is born has a different chance of life in terms of family, environment or country in which he lives, shape, health and intelligence... Etc

For example on average a person born to a Scandinavian family has a much better chance than being born in countries of war and poverty

A beautiful girl whose chances are to have a good partner or a good job is better than the middle girl.

A smart guy has a better chance of education if he does the same thing to an ordinary person.

Don't assume there's justice.

Justice is only a perfect human idea.

There is no such thing as worldly justice, but there is divine justice, you may find in the rich family a place where they are grouped together or divided, or there is a member of the family who has a chronic or serious illness that leads to his life. I'm not saying these are rules, but as hard as you work, you're going to have a lot of work. Justice is at the end of a divine trait, so I agree with you that life is not fair, but we can't say that this discourages change. Of course, a beautiful girl's luck may be better, but love will be based on her beauty, so she'll also have more chance of getting divorced if her beauty is gone. While a normal girl's relationship, as I called her, may be the luckiest in a strong, strong relationship based on the bonds of love....

A smart young man may get a good education opportunity but not diligent and waste it, and the average young man may reach hard and excel to the highest honors and success ...

The effort removes obstacles, arguments and excuses, god rewards the hard working people and no one forgets only the conviction and praise of what God has appreciated only

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