بكل ذوق يا ابتي انت ابي ويناديه ويكرر عليه يا ابتي حتى يشعره برابط الابوه والبنوه يا ابتي لم تعبد ما لا يسمع المشكله ابوه مو يعبد ابوه يصنع الاصنام ابوه الناس تعتمد عليه في عباده اصنام يعني مو اي واحد ابوه يا ابت لم تعبد ما لا يسمع ما لا يسمع ولا يبصر ولا يغني عنك شيئا صدمه لاول مره الولد يصدم ابوه بهذا والاب يظن ان ولده راح يكون له شان في عباده الاصنام وراح يكون بعده هو الذي يصنع هذه الاصنام وهو اللي يهتم في هذه الاصنام وهو فجاه ولده يقول له يبى ليش تعبد هذه الاصنام لا تسمع ولا تبصر ولا تنفعك بشيء لما تطيح مريض ما راح تسويلك شيء لما تحتاج ما راح تنفعك لما تفتقر ما راح ترزق لما تخاف من عدو ما راح تدفع عنك ايش راح تسويل لك هذه الاصنام وبكل ادب كلمه يقولون كان الصوت منخفضا ويكلم اباه بكل تواضع وادب يا ابت لم تعبد ما لا يسمع ولا يبصر ولا يغني عنك شيئا الاب مستغرب ايش قاعد يقول هذا الولد ومن وين جاي به الكلام انت منو اللي علمك هذا الدين الجديد وهذا الكلام اللي قاعد تقوله من وين جابه يا ابراهيم يا ابتي اني قد جاءني من العلم اني قد جاءني من العلم ما لم ياتك انا الله اعطاني من العلم اللي رزقني من العلم لكن لم يعطيك انت ولا غيرك من الناس ومو عيب ومو عيب ان الولد احيانا يعرف اشياء ما يعرفها ابوه ومو غلط ان التلميذ احيانا يكون افضل من المعلم ومو حرام ولا هو بدع من القول ان الاولاد يتفوقون على ابائهم
With all respect and politeness: 'You are my father.' He calls him repetedly by 'My father.' It's to make him feel the connection of fatherhood and sonhood “O dear father! Why do you worship what can neither hear The problem is that his father does not only worships the idols but he designs them The people are counting on him in the creation of idols That is, his father is not an ordinary person “O dear father! Why do you worship what can neither hear nor see, nor benefit you at all? A shock! For the first time, the son shocks his father with this statement The father was thinking that his son is going to have a great statutre in the worship of idols and that he is going to inherit the creations of idols etc Suddenly, his son asks him why he is worshipping these idols that do not hear and see and do not benefit at all "If you get sick, it is not going to benefit you. When you are in need, it's not going to help you." "If you get poor, it's not going to sustain you." "If you are in danger, it's not going to defend you." "How these idols will help you?" He was speaking with him with all politness It is said that he used to speak with his father with all politness and humbleness “O dear father! Why do you worship what can neither hear nor see, nor benefit you at all? His father is astonished! "What the boy is saying? From where is he bringing these words?" "Who taught you this new religion and everything you are saying?" O dear father! I have certainly received some knowledge which you have not received, Allah is the one who has blessed me with some knowledge, but He has not given it to you or anyone else among the people It is not a fault when the son knows things that his father does not know It is not a mistake when the student is sometimes better than the teacher It is not forbidden if children excel their fathers in many aspects of knowledge