Muhammad Black, a migrant from Libya living in Los Angeles, has become known for adopting seriously ill and abandoned children, offering them love and care in their final days. Over the past 20 years, ten of his adopted children have tragically passed away. Despite the heartbreaking outcomes, Muhammad remains committed to providing these vulnerable children with the affection they deserve. His story raises important questions about adoption, care for the sick, and the role of compassion in the face of inevitable loss.