برجراف عن صديقي المفضل بالإنجليزي

They say that a true friend is a gift, and my gift is Saad. I still remember our first day at school, when we were six years old. I was crying because I missed my mother, and a small boy sat next to me and gave me half of his sandwich. That boy was Saad, and we have been best friends ever since. Today, we are both sixteen, and we study at the same high school in Riyadh.

Saad is calm, honest and very generous. He is not the loudest student in our class, but everyone respects him. We have a lot in common. We both love football, and we play on our school team. We also enjoy riding our bikes around the neighborhood after the Asr prayer. But we are different in some ways, too. Saad is brilliant at math, while I am better at English, so we often study together and help each other before exams.

Last year, I learned what a true friend really is. I broke my leg in a football match and had to stay at home for three weeks. Every day, Saad came to my house after school. "Don't worry, Omar," he said. "You won't miss anything." He brought me the homework, explained the new lessons and made me laugh when I felt sad. Thanks to him, I did not fall behind in my studies.

There is a famous saying in English: "A friend in need is a friend indeed." Saad has shown me that this is true. A good friend makes you a better person, and that is exactly what Saad does for me. I pray that our friendship will last for the rest of our lives.