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It has been a nice service building, but I think the notables in it cannot carry this place.

A very nice article güzel I am sending it to you now. There are adults who speak "little" but speak "self". My father is one of them. Since we don't get together very often, these "self" conversations are shorter for me. He said such a thing a few years ago that I remained silent. That sentence stuck in my head for a long time. “I doubt the faith of those who are stressed!” said my father. As someone who reads books about stress and gives seminars on "fighting stress" from time to time, even though I found the sentence too heavy, the sentence kept spinning around in my head for a long time. I have never heard such a precise and sharp statement about stress, one of the most important problems of the century we live in. Last year, when I was sitting with a friend in my hometown and the troubles and difficulties of life started to be talked about, I started to tell him what I know about stress and coping with stress. My friend was also sharing his savings with me. At one point my father said, “I doubt the faith of those who are stressed!” I threw the word out. My friend said it was "correct sentence". "Even if a person gets sick because of stress, God will even ask that person to account for it," he said. *** *** Stress, as the people know and use it, means worrying about boredom. Troubles make people hopeless. Unhappiness makes people sick. Some are tired of fighting diseases. He becomes unhappy and sick. Some people are tired of having problems with their families. Some are struggling with financial difficulties. Some people complain that the people around them do not understand them. Some get offended when they bury a loved one. There are so many things in life that stress people out. Anyone can find a nuisance to worry about. Do you think there is a connection between stress and faith? When it comes to a life full of troubles, I always think of the Prophets. Why do you think Allah tells us the stories of the Prophets in detail? Isn't it for us to read and learn? I would like to ask some questions based on the lives of the prophets. Hz. Doesn't God, who tested Eyyub with illness, have the right to put us through the same test? The person who is obsessed with the disease and becomes depressed, "My God, why are you testing me with the disease?" didn't she say? Hz. Can't Allah, who tested Noah with his son, test you with your children? ? Hz. Can't Allah, who tested Ishmael with his father, test you with your own father? Hz. He asked Allah, who tested Lot with his wife, "Why are you testing me with my wife?" Do you think you have the right to say Hz. Maybe Allah, who tested Yusuf with his brother, is testing you with your brothers too! Since the lives of all prophets are full of trials, isn't it a part of life to have some troubles in our lives too? A person who is depressed when he loses his mother or father asks Allah, "Why are you taking my mother / father?" Does he think he has the right to say? “The greatest pain is the pain of a child!” is called. Parents who experienced this pain said, “May Allah not let anyone experience it!” We have to know that we are the ummah of a Prophet who was tested five times with the pain of a child. No one should object by saying, "My brother, they are Prophets, we are human beings." Prophets were also people who were sad, weeping, and took refuge in Allah, just like us. The fact that they have been specially chosen by God does not mean that they will remain unresponsive to "human" suffering. It is our duty to understand life correctly. *** The relationship between stress and faith has been floating around in my head for a long time. One of my readers sent me such a word that when I read that word, the sentences that were running through my head turned into a column. I would like to end this article with that beautiful word. Remember this phrase when you are very bored. In fact, it is a saying that should be turned into a board and hung on the walls of the house or workplace. One day, if you have a big problem in the world, turn to your Lord and say, "I have a big problem!" Don't say, turn to your troubles and say, "I have a great Lord!"

Zero quality, zero service, zero humanity

He has to go a long way, he is not in the right place.

The park is a bit neglected, especially the seats made of concrete need to be renewed.

A nice building service concept in terms of building structure and function has really changed a lot since the appointment of the trustee, now there is a manager and his team working day and night to serve now.

Visit any neighborhood that comes your way better than here. At least you won't regret it.