For 10 years, Mishaal Al-Suhaimi chose to hold the steering wheel of the "taxi" in his hands to roam the streets of Medina, as soon as he finished the Asr prayer in Ramadan, in search of a passenger to take him to his destination.
Al-Suhaimi chose to stand in the face of the heat of the weather, the crowding of vehicles, and the noise of horns, in addition to fasting, in order to search for a livelihood to meet his needs and the needs of his family.
Al-Suhaimi says to “Okaz”: “I find pleasure in my movements between the streets and roads, and I see in my mixing with nationalities an increase in my knowledge, culture, and familiarity with different languages and dialects. After God, in my marriage, praise be to God, and in arranging the affairs of my life and the life of my family.
Al-Suhaimi indicated that he usually starts his daily work from sunrise until after the noon prayer, to return to take a rest until after the afternoon prayer, to start his evening work until midnight, and he added: “In Ramadan, the situation changes, as I start my work after the afternoon prayer until before the sunset call, and I return Work after the evening prayer until dawn. Work in Ramadan has a special flavor and heart-warming scenes when you find volunteers in the streets and squares distributing breakfast meals to drivers.
Abdul Hadi Al Soyyan (Madinah) @sawaian
