برجراف عن الهاتف المحمول (الجوال) بالإنجليزي

When my grandfather bought his first mobile phone, it was big and heavy, and it could only make calls and send short messages. Today, the smartphone in my pocket is thin and light, but it can do almost anything. In a short time, mobile phones have become one of the most important things in our lives, and most people never leave home without them.

My phone helps me in many ways. Every morning, its alarm wakes me up for the Fajr prayer. When I study English, I use a dictionary app to check new words and listen to how they sound. Last summer, when we visited a new city, the map on my father's phone took us straight to our hotel. I can even pay in shops with my phone instead of carrying cash. Most importantly, my parents can reach me at any time, so they feel safe when I am out.

However, phones can also cause problems. Many people look at their screens for hours, and this can hurt their eyes and necks. Some teenagers play games late at night, so they do not sleep well and feel tired at school. Phones are dangerous on the road, too, because a driver who reads a message for just a few seconds can cause a terrible accident. Even at home, a whole family sometimes sits together in one room, but nobody talks because everyone is busy with a phone.

That is why my family made three simple rules. First, no phones at the dinner table. Second, all our phones stay in the living room at night. Third, we never look at a phone while crossing the street. These rules have helped us talk more and sleep better. In the end, our phones are smart, but we must be smarter.