Some may mistakenly believe that a father’s relationship with his children depends on his interest in raising them and their obedience to him, but the relationship of Tunisian Hussein Kamel, a young man in his thirties, and his son, whose photo spread on social media, recently, and his father carries him when he was young to swim with him in the sea, and another for him while he holds his father after he grew up At age, the image was admired by many pioneers of social networking sites, because of the warm and sincere feelings it carries, indicating the strength of their relationship with each other.

Hussein returns the favor of his father after 29 years

Hussein, who works as a fitness trainer, said in his interview with “The Seventh Day”: “He is the only son of his father who was working in the field of tourism, so he used to travel with him in all places of entertainment, and the years passed and his father became alone after his mother’s departure in 2016, which he still remembers and remembers.” His years of struggle with her, especially when he was exposed to some difficulties in his life, which worsened after his injury in his eyes and he became blind.

Hussein added that his relationship with his father is not just a relationship between a son and his father, but rather more than friends, as they share everything, whether when going out to parks, traveling or trips, but it came to the point that they wear the same clothes, as he spoke about his father describing him as the owner of the lightest blood In the world.

Despite Hussein’s work as a fitness coach and the job offers that are showered upon him, he cannot leave his father no matter what happens and whatever these offers, and he added that he hopes to treat his father and that no matter what he does, he will not return a quarter of what his father did to him, saying: “If I could give him my eyes, I would not be late for one second.” For me, he is life, and no matter what I do, I will not be able to give him his due.”

Hussein and his father

Hussein

Hussein’s mother’s grave

Hussein’s father