that the Prophet (ṣallá Allāhu ʿalayhi wa-sallam) gave a kunya to a young girl when he dressed her in a beautiful garment, saying to her: "This is beautiful, O Umm Khālid, this is beautiful, O Umm Khālid." Muslims, especially non-Arabs among them, have abandoned this Arab Islamic sunnah, and it is rare to find someone who uses a kunya even if they have many children, let alone if they have none. They have replaced this sunnah with invented titles, such as: al-afandī, al-bayk, al-bāshā, then al-sayyid, or al-ustādh, and similar titles, some or all of which fall under the category of self-praise, which is prohibited in many ḥadīths. So let this be noted. The second benefit: the virtue of feeding others, which is one of the beautiful customs that distinguished the Arabs from other nations. Islam came and emphasized it greatly, as in this noble ḥadīth, while Europe does not recognize it or appreciate it, except for those among them who have embraced Islam, like the Albanians and others. It is regrettable that our people have begun to be influenced by Europe in its way of life, whether it agrees with Islam or not, and they have started to neglect hospitality and pay it no attention, except during official occasions. This is not what we desire; rather, if any Muslim friend comes to us, it is obligatory for us to open our homes to them and offer them our hospitality, for it is their right upon us for three days, as stated in authentic ḥadīths. Among the astonishing things a Muslim hears in this era is the pride in the Arabic language by those who do not appreciate it properly, as we do not find in many of its verbal advocates those who embody Arab morals, such as generosity, protectiveness, dignity, and other noble characteristics that are the foundations of nations. May Allāh have mercy on the one who said: "Nations are only their morals as long as they remain; if their morals go, they go." And better than this is the saying of the Messenger of Allāh (ṣallá Allāhu ʿalayhi wa-sallam):