Our enemies could be treated as friends, as they disclose our weaknesses and try to take advantage of our drawbacks. They teach us to remove our weaknesses and take care of our drawbacks. In this way, we are bound to improve ourselves, and thus, the fear of the enemy results in overall improvements in ourselves. They really help us get better, so they are our friends.

If we don’t have any enemies, we shall not take care of our misdeeds and our shortcomings, and as such, we shall be losing. We will ignore our weaknesses, as friends do not care to take advantage of our weaknesses. An enemy is, therefore, sometimes better than a friend. Moreover, it is because of enemies that we are cautious; otherwise, they may have the upper hand. We are forced to do our best to give a strong reply to the enemy. Moreover, competition and rivalry infuse enthusiasm and jest for better and greater work. So in this way too, our enemies are our friends, as they help us improve and excel in the world.