Solely for Charity, Owner Willing to Cut His House for Residents' Access Road

"Purely for Amal Jariyah, the Owner is Willing to Cut His House for Public Road Access"

Solely for Charity, Owner Willing to Cut His House for Residents' Access Road

Dream - Stories about families closing off their neighbor's access road are becoming more and more common. They can do it by building a wall or installing a fence that others cannot pass through. But have you ever heard of someone doing the opposite? Willing to cut their own house for public road access?

"Willing to Demolish Houses for Public Roads"

During a time when many people prioritize their own affairs, we are grateful that there are still people who have big hearts. There are still people who care and prioritize the needs of others over their own rights. Just like the kindness of the residents of Kebon Kelapa, Pademangan, West Bandung.

The owner of this house in Bandung is willing to cut the house to provide public access road. From the bottom to the roof of the house, it was completely demolished for the residents' road. This moment was uploaded by the Tiktok account @bekampadalarang_bst and has been watched by more than 152 thousand users.

"Residents of Kebon Kalapa, Padalarang District, West Badung, are willing to cut their houses for public roads,"

write the account owner in the video.

Donating Land While Cutting His House

Not only did the homeowners allocate some land for the road, but they also spent their personal funds for the undoubtedly expensive decision. They did all of this out of their desire to open up access to the road for their neighbors and the surrounding community.

Called as a Sadaqah Jariyah

The owner of the house apparently has willingly dedicated his private land as a road access for the villagers. Many people say that the owner's action is only done as a perpetual charity for the future when they are no longer here. Perpetual charity is an act or good deed whose rewards will continue to flow through to the afterlife. Perpetual charity will remain attached to them even after their soul has departed from their body. The rewards from perpetual charity will continue to flow even though the person has passed away. Netizens agree that this good deed will serve as a provision for the afterlife.

"Flood Prayer Netizens"

The video clearly receives thousands of praises. Many netizens also hope that the admirable action should be appreciated and can be used as an example for the people in Indonesia. "Yesterday I saw people closing the road with walls... but seeing this is what should happen in a world of sharing. In the end, it will never be a loss," wrote @linazubay. "MashaAllah.... if all human lives were like this, it would feel peaceful, calm, etc. After all, we will all return to the earth," wrote @ahmadbafagih. "An endless reward for the world and the hereafter, salute to the owner," wrote @khanza_alvaro1.

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