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In Adana, theater actor Hüseyin Şen (65) has started a social responsibility project about beggars who exploit people’s feelings by making money unfairly by making begging a profession. Şen wore the old clothes he took with him and acted in the busiest streets of the city and begged him for money making him pity.
Şen, who collected 60 lire in about half an hour, returned the money by telling citizens by donating to citizens that he was a theater and acting actor.
“BEING BECOMES A PROFESSION”
According to DHA news, Hüseyin Şen said beggars are the country’s bleeding wound: “There are those who turn begging into a profession. Begging is a situation against Islam. A person who has no conditions. financial can not beg and be proud.I have become a profession.I will try to explain: begging has now become a profession.
“THEY MAKE THEATER IN THE THEATER”
Beggars exploit emotions. They come up with a cover. Some of them exploit their emotions by taking a child with them, others with a cane. They are crawling on the floor by the number. I wish they would go to work instead of doing these. “Those who exploit people’s emotions by begging are acting in the theater.”
“DON’T BELIEVE AND GIVE G MORE MONEY”
The citizen named Salih Erige (27), who gave money believing in the sick imitation of Sen, said he gave money because he thought he was disabled and said “I will no longer believe beggars and I will give money.
“DISABLED I GAVE MONEY”
Bülent Pala (53), who said he gave money to the intention of charity for the sake of Allah, said: “We, as a Turkish nation, are very sensitive. When some beggars insist on ‘love of God’, I succumb to my conscience and I give money.I thought I was disabled when I looked at my friend.
Another citizen who believes in Hüseyin Şen’s role as a beggar, Meryem Çelik (38) said: “My wife and I are also disabled. Moments of disability as a disabled person.”
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