Unified Human Feelings

   Two incidents ,  happened some  days ago , prove that all human beings regardless of their religious, ethnicity , geographical and social affiliations share a huge wealth of noble human culture and morals which represent the common sense they share  “ the nature ‘ instinct ‘  of Allah in which He has made men” ( Ar-Rum “ Romans” : 30). However , this pure nature and instinct may change and alter due to subjective and external factors .

The first incident : Real Madrid players put black badges on their hands in the match that followed the sinful attack on a cafe in the Iraqi district of Balad last Thursday which killed and wounded dozens of innocent people . Expressions of sadness in both Arabic and English were broadcast by TV channels . Audiences and players stood for a minute of silence to mourn and sympathize the victims' families .

The second incident : The change of date of the final exams announced by  the British government since these exams coincided with the holy month of Ramadan indicates respect and consideration of  the feelings of Muslim students .

These two incidents or attitudes and the numerous important international initiatives to help the victims of wars , catastrophes , poverty and diseases ; in addition to international  agreements to preserve nature , creatures and human rights represent an invitation to scientists, thinkers and leaders of all nations to do more to stimulate these noble human bonds that unite them to do good, love others and reject injustice , aggression and hatred . These initiatives and efforts are the best ways to bring people together and to achieve social justice, happiness and well-being of  human beings .