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A sign you don’t see everyday…

Over in Nad Al Sheba 4, Dubai, one resident is taking the whole “love thy neighbor” thing to a new level. Emirati homeowner Mohammed Ali Al Falasi is in the middle of building his villa… but instead of putting up the usual “Keep Out” or “Construction in Progress” signs, he went for something WAY MORE wholesome.

Outside his unfinished home, there’s a giant printed note in Arabic… and it’s not a warning. It’s a heartfelt apology.

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The translation will melt your heart

Here’s what it says:

“Apology… and sorry for the inconvenience.
My dear neighbours, the Prophet urged kindness towards one’s neighbour and the rights they have. I apologise for any disturbance I have caused in the past or may cause in the future, and I hope to complete the construction soon so I can be honoured with your good neighbourliness.
Your brother, Mohammed Ali Al Falasi”

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If there was a “best neighbor” award, he’s the winner

Turns out, this sweet gesture wasn’t random. Before the first brick was laid, Al Falasi’s wife told him to make sure the neighborhood’s comfort was as important as the villa’s progress. And clearly… he took that to heart.

In a city where construction noise is just part of the soundtrack, Al Falasi’s move is rare. And it’s got people talking. Respectful, thoughtful, and community-minded? KUDOS!

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