كنت في جلسة وديعة حضرها الأطفال والمراهقون وكذلك ذووهم..
دار الحوار حول اندفاع الشباب والأطفال لشراء ما يريدونه من غير الحاجة للسلعة المشتراة، وقصور دخولهم من تغطية ثمن تلك السلع، إحدى (المفعوصات) قالت: ما دام هناك (وذكرت منصة) تعطيك قرضاً من غير فوائد فلا مشكلة!
واكتشفت من خلال الجلسة أن جُلّ الحاضرين (من الشباب والأطفال) يشترون بالاقتراض حتى إن كان السداد على دفع ومن غير فوائد، إلا أن النتيجة في المحصلة العامة تدخل في باب الخطر الشديد على حياة هذه الفئات، ولو تذكرنا طفولتنا كانت النصيحة الأولى «لا تبدأ حياتك بالاقتراض، واكتفِ بمد (كراعينك) بما يتناسب مع لحافك»، ويبدو أن الشباب خرجت أقدامهم من تحت كل اللحف حتى وصلت إلى شوارع المولات المختلفة.
أعرف تماماً أن الحياة غدت مكلفة، وباهظة التكاليف، وأن ظاهرة الاستهلاك عمّت وشاعت، وليس أمام الناس إلا باب وحيد، هو باب الاقتراض، فاندفع الناس زُمراً نحو ذلك الباب، ومع ذلك الاندفاع لم يعد مهماً ارتفاع نسبة الاقتراض ما دام الفرد يستطيع تحقيق رغبته في الشراء.. وهذه الرغبة أصبحت شاحنة تهرس الناس على قارعة الطريق.. وأعتقد أن الدعوة إلى الترشيد لن يسمعها أحد، فداء الاستهلاك عطّل كل الحواس، نعم، ارتفعت نسبة الاقتراض، وارتفع معها نسبة الاستقطاع.
ونتيجة هذا الوضع السالب انعكست على حياة الناس كحياة مخنوقة بالديون لسنوات طويلة، والأمر يحتاج الى إفتاء رجال الاقتصاد؛ لاستخراج الحلول التي يمكنها استقرار حالة الفزع الممكن حدوثها في الحالة المعيشية للناس. وهذا يستوجب تنبيه المستشارين للتدخل لإبقاء الأنفس مطمئنة من خلال الحلول التي تحمي حياة الناس من الارتهان للقروض.
وإذا كان الاستقطاع ثلث الراتب خلف خلفه بقاء الأفراد لسنوات طويلة مساجين من أجل السداد للبنوك، طبعاً ليس سجناً عاماً كما تشير الجملة، وإنما السجن استعارة لضيق منافذ الحياة بسبب الدين، وتتضاعف المشكلة حينما يغازلك بنك ما بأنه سيقرضك ما دام راتبك يمكن له احتمال دين إضافي.
والله والله ثم والله الحالة تخرج نفسك من تجويف صدرك!
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I was in a friendly session attended by children, teenagers, and their families..
The discussion revolved around the eagerness of young people and children to buy what they want without needing the purchased items, and the inadequacy of their income to cover the cost of those goods. One of the attendees said: "As long as there is (and she mentioned a platform) that gives you a loan without interest, there is no problem!"
I discovered through the session that most of the attendees (young people and children) buy on credit even if the repayment is in installments and without interest. However, the overall result falls into the category of severe danger to the lives of these groups. If we remember our childhood, the first piece of advice was, "Do not start your life by borrowing, and only stretch (your legs) as far as your blanket." It seems that young people have stepped out from under all the blankets until they reached the streets of various malls.
I know very well that life has become expensive and costly, and that the phenomenon of consumption has become widespread. There is no option left for people but one door, which is the door of borrowing. People rushed in groups towards that door, and with that rush, the rising percentage of borrowing no longer matters as long as the individual can fulfill their desire to buy. This desire has become a truck crushing people on the roadside. I believe that the call for moderation will not be heard by anyone, as the addiction to consumption has dulled all senses. Yes, the percentage of borrowing has risen, and with it, the percentage of deductions has increased.
As a result of this negative situation, people's lives have become suffocated by debts for many years. This matter requires the economic experts' fatwa to extract solutions that can stabilize the state of panic that may occur in people's living conditions. This necessitates alerting advisors to intervene to keep souls at peace through solutions that protect people's lives from being enslaved by loans.
If the deduction is a third of the salary, it leaves individuals imprisoned for many years in order to repay the banks. Of course, it is not a public prison as the phrase suggests, but the prison is a metaphor for the narrowness of life's avenues due to debt. The problem multiplies when a bank flirts with you by saying it will lend you as long as your salary can bear an additional debt.
By God, by God, and by God, the situation makes you feel like you are suffocating!
The discussion revolved around the eagerness of young people and children to buy what they want without needing the purchased items, and the inadequacy of their income to cover the cost of those goods. One of the attendees said: "As long as there is (and she mentioned a platform) that gives you a loan without interest, there is no problem!"
I discovered through the session that most of the attendees (young people and children) buy on credit even if the repayment is in installments and without interest. However, the overall result falls into the category of severe danger to the lives of these groups. If we remember our childhood, the first piece of advice was, "Do not start your life by borrowing, and only stretch (your legs) as far as your blanket." It seems that young people have stepped out from under all the blankets until they reached the streets of various malls.
I know very well that life has become expensive and costly, and that the phenomenon of consumption has become widespread. There is no option left for people but one door, which is the door of borrowing. People rushed in groups towards that door, and with that rush, the rising percentage of borrowing no longer matters as long as the individual can fulfill their desire to buy. This desire has become a truck crushing people on the roadside. I believe that the call for moderation will not be heard by anyone, as the addiction to consumption has dulled all senses. Yes, the percentage of borrowing has risen, and with it, the percentage of deductions has increased.
As a result of this negative situation, people's lives have become suffocated by debts for many years. This matter requires the economic experts' fatwa to extract solutions that can stabilize the state of panic that may occur in people's living conditions. This necessitates alerting advisors to intervene to keep souls at peace through solutions that protect people's lives from being enslaved by loans.
If the deduction is a third of the salary, it leaves individuals imprisoned for many years in order to repay the banks. Of course, it is not a public prison as the phrase suggests, but the prison is a metaphor for the narrowness of life's avenues due to debt. The problem multiplies when a bank flirts with you by saying it will lend you as long as your salary can bear an additional debt.
By God, by God, and by God, the situation makes you feel like you are suffocating!


