Ibrahim Al-Samail

In the field of charitable and advocacy work, obscure figures suddenly rise to the list of leaders, sometimes with good intentions and sometimes with naive behaviors. We work with all our might to mobilize our media and social arms to polish these figures and export them, raising them to a level beyond what they expect and deserve, so they dominate socially and become role models upon which charitable and advocacy work is judged based on their unwise actions and directions. Over time and through the rough path, these fake leaders find themselves in a position that is hard for them to bear the costs of, revealing their true nature and showing their falsehood, leading to their retreat, concession, and tarnishing of their past. This contributes to shaking the community's trust in charitable and advocacy work, and paints a negative mental image of the charitable and advocacy sector and those in charge of it, causing the foundations laid over decades to crumble. Thus, the nation, as well as the charitable and advocacy sector, suffers, paying a heavy price for the mistakes we made by exporting those who do not deserve to be exported. May God bless Sheikh Abdullah bin Qaud who understood this issue with his keen insight when he said: (We harm ourselves when we export those who do not deserve to be exported)

Written by: Ibrahim Mohammed Al-Samail