Ahmed lived a simple life,

Fasting was another pillar of his faith. Each year during the holy month of Ramadan, Ahmed would fast from dawn until dusk, resisting the urge to eat or drink. His fasting was not just about abstaining from food; it was a deep, spiritual experience for him. It reminded him of the blessings of sustenance and the importance of empathy for those less fortunate.

But perhaps what truly set Ahmed apart was his unyielding commitment to giving to charity. He understood that acts of charity, including Sadaqah (voluntary giving) and Zakat (obligatory almsgiving), were not just a way to help those in need, but a means to strengthen his connection with Allah and pave his path to paradise.

Ahmed lived a simple life, weaving and praying, fasting and giving, and his reputation for piety grew with each passing day. People came from neighboring villages to seek his guidance and to witness his devotion. His village thrived, and despite being modest in means, they never turned away anyone in need.