In 1995, Aaron Feurstein of Malden Mills decided to keep open the business after a major fire at the factory. He still employs 2400 people that he paid with his personal savings. Similarly, Levi-Strauss still hiring employees at the time of the earthquake that followed a fire that caused the destruction of the headquarters and factory in 1906, rather than dismiss them. The story of Malden Mills and the leader of Levi-Strauss is the pioneer of ethical behavior, Stuart Crainer writes in his book The 75 Greatest Management Decisions Ever Made. Ethical behavior is a charity that makes the company can survive until now.
Tony Buzan in his book The Power of Spitual Intelligence tells a man named Trevor Ferrell saw a homeless person living on the road in Philadelphia. Trevor asked the parents why there are people sleeping on the cold street. His parents explain "the man sleeping on the street because they do not have a home to shelter or care of family." Trevor asked his parents to drive into town to buy pillows and warm blankets for the homeless. Trevor's parents meet the demand. Trevor is 13 years old, doing an act of genuine compassion and is the starting point "Trevor Campaign". Since then, every night the volunteers, both adults and children walking through the streets of Philadelphia to distribute warm food, blankets, clothing, attention and love. When Trevor was asked whether the campaign perkemban outside estimates, Trevor said "I never thought there would be 1100 volunteers, three vans, and a home for the homeless. What I want to do is help the homeless, one by one. ".
Al-Ghazali in his book-Tibr At Masbuk fi al-Nashihah al-Muluk, tells of Husayn ibn Ali that had reached him saying someone who makes him do not like, so he took a basket full of freshly picked dates and bring him home. He beats the man's door. The man stood up, opened the door, and looked Husain carrying baskets. The man asked, "What's grandson, O Messenger of Allah?". Husayn replied, "Take this basket of dates. Has reached me that you have presented your good deeds to me, so I responded with this. "
"A Muslim who gives food to his brother to the full and give drink to lose his thirst was not getting anything but removed from the Fire of Hell and her seven dibikinkan wide ditch between the two trenches along the journey of five hundred years and Nerakapun cried:" O God let me to bow down as a sense of gratitude to you because you have freed one of the people of Muhammad in which I had to obey You. Then God commanded to put people shodaqah with a piece of bread or a handful of Tamar into heaven. (Dhurotun Nasihin) "
Parable (maintenance incurred by) the people who spend their wealth in Allah's way is similar to a seed that grows seven stems and at each point a hundred seeds. God multiply (reward) to anyone you want. And Allah is (kurniaNya) the Knower (Al-Baqarah 261).
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