Abdallah Berki: The Man Who Tripped Over His Own Ego

Abdallah Berki was a man of many talents. He was a gifted orator, a skilled diplomat, and a brilliant tactician. But there was one thing that Abdallah Berki was not good at: taking criticism.
One day, Abdallah Berki was giving a speech to a group of dignitaries. He spoke for hours, expounding on his grand plans for the future. When he was finished, the dignitaries applauded politely. But as Abdallah Berki made his way out of the room, he overheard one of the dignitaries say, "He's a great speaker, but he's also a bit of an egotist."
Abdallah Berki was furious. How dare that man criticize him? Didn't he know who he was? He was Abdallah Berki, the greatest man in the world!
Abdallah Berki stormed back into the room and confronted the dignitary. "How dare you say that I'm an egotist?" he demanded.
The dignitary was taken aback by Abdallah Berki's outburst. "I apologize," he said. "I didn't mean to offend you. I just thought that you were a bit full of yourself."
Abdallah Berki was even more furious. "Full of myself?" he exclaimed. "I'm the most humble man in the world!"
With that, Abdallah Berki turned and stormed out of the room. As he was walking down the hall, he tripped over his own ego and fell flat on his face.
The dignitaries gasped in shock. Abdallah Berki, the great orator, the skilled diplomat, the brilliant tactician, had just tripped over his own ego.
Abdallah Berki got up and brushed himself off. He was embarrassed, but he couldn't help but laugh at himself. He realized that the dignitary was right. He was a bit of an egotist. But he was also a human being, and human beings make mistakes.
Abdallah Berki learned a valuable lesson that day. He learned that it's important to be humble, and that we should all be careful not to trip over our own egos.
The next day, Abdallah Berki went back to the dignitaries and apologized for his outburst. He told them that he had realized that he was a bit of an egotist, and that he was working on being more humble.
The dignitaries were impressed by Abdallah Berki's humility. They forgave him for his outburst, and they promised to support him in his efforts to be a better man.
Abdallah Berki went on to become a great leader. He was known for his wisdom, his compassion, and his humility. And he never forgot the lesson he learned that day about the importance of not tripping over his own ego.