I am writing with regard to the article “Al-Balad's centenarian beggar dies leaving a huge fortune behind” (Mar. 16). By accepting charity, Eisha helped many to fulfill a religious, moral and social obligation. The givers thought she was poor and needy, therefore they contributed in good faith. People give because they want to, because it pleases them. Bobby MacGrath, Online response II. Doesn't it seem dishonest to beg for money and accept kindness from those less fortunate than you when all the while you have millions of riyals. It seems shameful. Khawajah, Online response III. The authority which neglected Eisha all of her life has no right to use any legislation to take control of her property. The people living in her buildings must remain living there as per her wishes. M. H. Kayani, Online response
