Rayhani illustrated in his book 'the Kings of the Arabs', one day King Abdulaziz watched an exhausted camel near his camp. He asked the owner of the camel to leave the camel for grazing and to return it to the convoy. King Abdulaziz told al-Rayhani 'those who don't treat their camels justly will never treat their people justly'. In another event, when an old woman from Makkah came to his palace in Makkah complaining somebody and saying that no one was ready to defend her, King Abdulaziz said I will be your agent in this case and had personally followed the case until it was settled. In his book of 'features from the life of king Abdulaziz', Abdulaziz al-Iheidib said when king Abdulaziz was following up the building of al-Murabba palace, and that was during the blessed month of Ramadan, he saw workers working under the hot sun, king Abdulaziz said although I don't use my hands in the work and use a car, yet I feel thirsty' and added 'don't work more than four hours in the day hours of Ramadan and you will receive full wage'." --MORE
