(سيلفي) مع ميت !

Did the title scare you? Or at least did you find it strange? (God bless you), if the answer is yes, then congratulations to you, dear reader, as it seems that your heart and humanity are still functioning efficiently, and you have not yet needed (maintenance).

In this time, tragedies are no longer lived; they have become (filmed) and documented in the moment, and sadness is no longer respected by some people whose consciences have died and (the highest meanings of humanity have become distorted) within them.

The sick have become material, the poor a scene, and the image of the dead is a "story" accompanied by a sad emoji and a broken heart!

The habit of filming everything that is painful, shocking, and embarrassing has become widespread in the pursuit of views.

I do not know where the excitement in this is, or where your (morals) specifically are, when you take a picture of a sick person lying on a white bed in the hospital, deliberately showing the oxygen tube and their tired face, ensuring that they are at the utmost stage of (weakness) just to make the scene more dramatic and emotional to attract views, and then simply write:

“Pray for him, everyone”?

(Pray for whom?) Honestly, in this case, the prayer should be for you, because you are the real patient.

As for the poor unfortunate ones, they have God; they face various human models, some of whom are poor in manners, nobility, and dignity, treating them as if they are human models to be exploited, displayed, and filmed in exchange for assistance that is only given after capturing a (tear-jerking) photo that evokes the pity of others!

But what is more alarming, troubling, difficult, strange, and cursed - which my poor mind cannot comprehend - is “filming the dead”!

Yes, yes; there are those who take a (selfie) with a dead person, and there are those who film a corpse in the “mortuary,” and even those who film the deceased while being wrapped in a shroud and laid to rest in their final abode!

Death is no longer a grave matter that compels some to silence and sorrow; rather, it has become a social occasion that is also filmed and documented, with pictures of the funeral, pictures of the condolences, pictures of the “deceased,” as if they have (events) in death as well.

And speaking of which, since exaggerations lead to more exaggerations; let me tell you that there is something called (mourning makeup) that some “lesser-minded” individuals apply before going to fulfill their duty, perhaps so that the family of the deceased does not confuse their appearance (with and without makeup), and the important thing, or rather the most important thing, is that the mascara is waterproof so that it is not ruined by (crocodile tears).

(Final shot):

Dear photographer; before you photograph people, take a picture of yourself in their situation, and look at your image closely, because you (will delete it) immediately.

So focus on your mind and do not photograph a suffering patient, nor a poor person hiding their features, nor a dead person who has entrusted their matter to their Lord.

Because if you are not a human being, you will be,,,,,,,,.

Hey everyone; who deleted the picture?!