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Shiavault - a Vault of Shia Islamic Books Encounter at the Hospital Part 9: The Truth Revealed Warqa's grandmother sat near her and Dr. Miyad left the room. She was very happy to see Warqa improving. Warqa's grandmother was at a loss as to how she should feel about Dr. Miyad. She explained to Warqa how she had called Dr. Miyad for help after Mahir had shown no concern. She told her how the brother and sister had worked to save her.

Warqa then said, "Now you can see the difference between their behaviour and Mr. Mahir's." Her grandmother began to say, "In fact, they are good examples of unselfish, kind people. Mahir has shown his true face, but..." Warqa guessed what she had been about to say, but turned to Almighty Allah for help. The next morning Dr. Miyad came and was pleased to see Warqa was quite well. The doctor told Warqa's grandmother, "You can take a rest.

I will sit by Warqa in the meantime." She agreed, and lay down on the sofa with her face to the wall. Warqa thanked Dr. Miyad for all she had done and told her, "Twice you have done me a great favour. You helped me with my belief as well as with my health. I don't know how to thank you." "This is the duty of every sister. Actually I am grateful to your grandmother for calling me." "Oh sister, she is very happy with you," Warqa stand, so she closed her eyes and said nothing. said. .

"You call me sister, but you don't know the details of my life," said Dr. Miyad. “Is it a special life story then?" "Yes. It begins years before my brother and I were born." "Are you twins?" "Yes, we are, but he was ahead of me in his studies because I was very ill for three years during my childhood. Did you notice the resemblance between him and me?" "Well, I never thought much about it," said Warqa. "I thought so," said Dr. Miyad.

She continued, "The story is also about my real father, who died in a car accident a month before I was born. My brother and I were born orphans. But our father died two years ago." Warqa's grandmother turned in order to listen better. The doctor resumed her story, "My father, Abdul Razzaq, was a poor man, but a virtuous one. My mother married him after having refused to marry a wealthy cousin of hers who was a loose, deviated man. My mother was rich and beautiful.

When my father died, she suffered a lot. The rich cousin and his mother were nearby to help, and a few months later his mother persuaded my mother to marry her son.