Spreading Sunshine: A Journey of Kindness

 Why Hitler was kind to Dr Bloch

Though the world kindness does not suit to Hitler

When Nazi Germany was annexing Austria, Jews got targeted by Hitler. Dr. Eduard Bloch who was a Jewish also trapped there. Dr. Eduard Bloch  wrote to Hitler to save his life as he was aquanted by Hitler. Hitler excluded his name from the list who were going to be targeted and even ordered the SS to protect him.

Why  Hitler was kind him?

When Hitler was a young boy, he did belong to a poor family. When Hitler got such in his childhood and he was treated by Dr. Bloch. Doctor visits were expensive at that time. Dr. Bloch went out of his way to helping Hitler and his family. Dr Bloch gave free treatments and sometimes charged them much less than any other doctor of the time. When Hitler’s mother was diagnosed breast cancer and was dying, Dr. Bloch did everything he can to save her life. Hitler was very grateful to Dr Bloch for this act of kindness.

On the order of Adolf Hitler, the SS protected him and also allowed him to keep his money when fleeing away from Austria. Hitler named him and considered him "The Noble Jew".

Hitler used to love children. One child he very much loved was Rosa Nienau but she had Jewish heritage, but that didn’t stop Hitler from having contact with her.

He did regularly invite her and her family to the Berghof for tea. She used to  write to him and referred to him as Uncle Hitler. Eventually, Hitler stopped seeing her as she was Jewish. Luckily she and her family did not suffer from the Holocaust. However; she died of Polio in 1943. She was only 17.

Hitler hated Jews for unknown reasons but he showed kindness to certain jews. On the other hand it is  surprising as we know that Adolf Hitler went on  killing about 6 million Jews throughout Europe, starting the Holocaust in 1941.

This doesn’t excuse him from his crimes committed, but these are surprising. 

Kindness of police officer

In the village of Mandi Usmanwala Kasur, a ruthless husband in the name of honor brutally killed a mother of two children his wife and escaped on his own.

 As soon as the incident was reported, Mandi Usmanwala police station reached the spot, seized the body and after collecting evidence, the body has been shifted to DHQ Hospital, Kasur for postmortem.  SHO Mandi Usmanwala Malik Abdul Jabbar formed a special team under his leadership and started searching for the accused as per the instructions of DPO Kasur Abdul Ghaffar Qaisarani and within a few hours the accused was arrested and an FIR was registered.  ۔

Two innocent children of the accused who were brought to the police station by the police due to absence of heirs.

SHO Mandi Usmanwala Police Station Malik Abdul Jabbar fed the two children with his own hands and loved them like real sons.  Some time later, the grandparents of the children came to the police station to take the children home, but the children flatly refused to go with them and hugged the SHO and kept crying.  SHO Malik Abdul Jabbar set a new example of compassion by expressing his desire to raise children as self-proclaimed sons. Everyone present on the occasion was moved to tears.

Kindness of Salman khan

QUETTA: The story of Suliman  Khan got viral on social media these days about the deeds of Suleiman Khan of Kuchlak's Kali Qasim who has set an example of humanity and compassion by helping people trapped in heavy snowfall. There is no doubt that Suleiman Khan has helped the society.  As God-fearing people need, heavy snowfall in Kuchlak, Ziarat Cross, Khanozai and Kan Matarzai areas of Balochistan on January 13 and subsequent icy winds closed Quetta-Zhob highway.  Hundreds of vehicles traveling on it and more than 100 passengers were trapped in it. Seeing this situation, 30-year-old Suleiman Khan of Kali Qasim in Kuchlak area of ​​Quetta could not escape and he left home in his Land Cruiser.  Suleiman started the process of rescuing vehicles stuck on Quetta-Zhob highway and children, women, elderly and other passengers trapped in the snowstorm with his help. Suleiman Khan not only helped the vehicles stuck in the snow with his car.  It not only feeds the passengers of bad cars but also provides them with comfortable beds.  Habibullah, the driver who was rescued by Suleiman Khan's efforts, told GeoWeb that Suleiman Khan rescued more than 100 people from the blizzard in front of me, including innocent children studying in Danish school.  He was taken to Khanozai area.

 He also said that Solomon took the people to his house, gave them food, cared for the sick, gave them beds and gave them fuel to the vehicles that ran out of fuel with his own money. An example of humanity and compassion.  Founder Suleiman Khan said, "I did all this for the sake of Allah. I saw that people were trapped in a blizzard. If I had not tried, these people might not have survived, so I did it on my own."  Work started at 2 pm. He said that the administration came at 12 pm but I evacuated pregnant women, heart patients and innocent children on priority basis.

New Zealand PM: Picture of kindness

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is being lauded for her sympathetic attitude following the "terrorist" attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Friday.

 A recent example of this is the recent image that is going viral on social media.

 Prime Minister Arden on Sunday offered his condolences to the worshipers at the Kilberny Mosque in Wellington, New Zealand.

 On this occasion, she was wearing a black scarf and she was personally embracing a man standing in the crowd of men and women and was regretting them personally.

 Who is Jacinda Ardern?

 Jacinda Kate Laurel Ordner was born on July 26, 1980, in Hamilton, New Zealand.  Her father was a police officer while her mother worked as a catering assistant at the school.

 After studying politics and public relations at the University of Wycombe, Jacinda moved to London to work as a policy adviser with former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

 He was raised as a Mormon Christian, but split from religion in 2005 to support gay rights.

The youngest leader in New Zealand's 150-year history

 She joined the New Zealand Labor Party at a young age and became New Zealand's youngest member of parliament in 2008.  Then in August 2017, he took over as Leader of the Opposition.

 On 26 October 2017, Jacinda Ardern became the Prime Minister of the coalition government formed by the coalition of New Zealand First and the Labor Party and thus became the third female Prime Minister of New Zealand.

 Arden, 38, is the youngest leader in New Zealand's 150-year history.

 "I'm a mother, not a superwoman."

 She became the second ruling woman to give birth in June 2018 during her tenure.  Earlier, the award was held by Benazir Bhutto of Pakistan, whose daughter Bakhtawar was born when she was the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

 Jacinda Arden also has the honor of being the first leader to attend the UN General Assembly in New York with her three-month-old baby.