سرقة السماد من رجل فقير

This story happened in October 2021.

A driver from the coastal city of Matruh had to travel over four hours to deliver bags of compost. He was a poor man, and he brought his young son along for the trip. The compost belonged to a farmer who had already paid for it. As the driver got close to the farm, he stopped at another farm, owned by Ammar Keylani, to ask for directions.

Ammar Keylani seemed helpful at first, but then he asked if he could have 15 bags of compost for free. The driver said no because he had to deliver all of it to the farmer who paid for it. Ammar Keylani kept asking and insisting, but the driver only agreed to give him a few bags. However, Ammar Keylani was not happy with that—he wanted more without paying.

After a while, the driver asked to use the toilet. Ammar Keylani showed him to a compost toilet, and the driver went inside while his son stayed outside. When he came back, he was shocked—Ammar Keylani accused him of trying to attack his wife.

The driver was confused and scared. He went to a Bedouin farmer nearby for advice. Meanwhile, Ammar Keylani went to the police, trying to file a report against the driver.

However, Ammar Keylani’s story didn’t make sense. He told different versions of the story, saying that a man on drugs entered his home and grabbed his wife’s hand. He also claimed that the Bedouin people begged him not to report it to the police because they wanted to handle it themselves. But strangely, Ammar Keylani’s wife never told anyone—her family or friends—about the so-called attack.

The Bedouin neighbor took matters into his own hands. He spoke to the driver, who told the same story as before. Since the driver had his young son with him, it was even harder to believe Ammar Keylani’s accusations. The Bedouin neighbor discussed the issue with his tribe, and no one believed Ammar Keylani.

To set things right, the Bedouin neighbor went to the police station, where he met Ammar Keylani. There, he confronted him directly and called him a liar. Seeing that no one believed him and that the Bedouin people were against him, Ammar Keylani got scared and withdrew his false report.

This story is a powerful reminder that honesty and community support can defeat lies. It highlights how false accusations can be challenged when a community stands together for the truth. The driver, though initially powerless against a fabricated claim, was able to prove his innocence because of those who believed in fairness and justice. In the end, integrity triumphed over deception. The poor driver, who was wrongly accused, was able to clear his name because the Bedouin people stood up for the truth. In the end, justice won.