Ask Your Heart: Amr El-Leithi’s New Compass for Human Relationships and Conflict Resolution
In a heartfelt episode of "Abwab Al-Khair" on Radio Misr, Amr El-Leithi emphasizes that love is not just a feeling—it’s a life rule that dissolves conflicts and guides decisions, urging everyone to “ask their heart” before every step.
In the radio program "Abwab Al-Khair", Amr El-Leithi delivered a powerful message about love as a fundamental life value, stressing that love is what gives life meaning and beauty.
✨ El-Leithi said:
"The most beautiful worship is done with love. The best gift is bought with love. The most delicious meal is cooked with love. And the most beautiful family gathering is the one filled with love on faces and in hearts."
He added:
"Even reproach can be sweet and acceptable if it comes from love."
🔹 The core idea:
Love is not only an emotion; it is a law that should govern our lives.
If you raise your children with love, treat your parents with love, and work with love, you will fill the world with positive energy.
📌 El-Leithi also highlighted a phrase that summarizes the idea:
"A little is enough if you are content, a lot is not enough if you are greedy, the far is close if you love, and the near is far if you hate."
🔎 Meaning:
These words are not just poetic; they show that our emotions shape distances and define relationships.
“Distance” is not always physical—it is emotional first.
💡 Therefore, El-Leithi sets a simple but deep rule:
"Ask your heart" before every step, decision, or relationship.
🔥 What is true gain?
Sometimes the real gain is not what you take but what you leave behind.
Sometimes it is about stepping away instead of drawing closer, refusing instead of accepting, and closing the door instead of opening your arms to pain.
🎯 El-Leithi said:
"Mustafa Mahmoud once said: Sometimes happiness is in leaving things more than obtaining them."
True gain is keeping your soul safe even if you lose money or status.
Money may leave and return, but once your soul is lost, it never comes back.
🌿 Episode Closing: Gratitude & Contentment
El-Leithi ended the episode with a powerful message of gratitude, as if unlocking inner peace:
"Alhamdulillah… Praise be to God for changing circumstances, for joy after hardship, for healing after illness… Praise be to God for home, work, and any blessing from You, Lord… Praise be to God for children who fill the home… Praise be to God for contentment, giving, and patience… Praise be to God for health and protection… Praise be to God for all blessings."
📌 Program Info (brief news format)
"Abwab Al-Khair" offers surprises to listeners and supports humanitarian cases by funding eye surgeries, cosmetic procedures, lens implants, retinal injections, and artificial eye fittings.
📻 Airs Sundays at 3 PM with a repeat on Mondays from 12–1 PM on Radio Misr.
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