Khan

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The Lesson Afshan Never Forgot
The Lesson Afshan Never Forgot BY: Khan As soon as the morning assembly ended, the girls began returning to their classrooms. Meerab Tahir, along with her friends, took her usual seat in the front row. A few minutes later, their Islamic Studies teacher, Miss Farhana, walked in with her calm but firm expression. After taking attendance, she asked the girls to open their books and then sat gracefully on her chair.
By Khan 2 months ago in Education
The Man Who Accidentally Rode a Man-Eating Tiger
The Accidental Tiger Hunter BY: Khan An Khalil Jabbar had built a hunting platform high on a towering tree deep inside the forest. The height was necessary—no wild animal could leap that far up. Sitting on the wooden planks, Mirza Wahid Baig looked more excited than ever. He kept checking his rifle again and again, almost lovingly. Since childhood he had devoured adventure stories about hunting, and now he believed destiny had finally called him.
By Khan 2 months ago in Humor
“Chakar Baloch and the Elephant of Destiny
Chakar Baloch and the Elephant Sādhu Chakarr Baloch, son of Muhammad Zulqarnain Khan, was a master archer whose skill was spoken of throughout the borderlands. He had joined the army of Mansoor-ul-Mulk as an ordinary soldier, but his unmatched archery soon earned him command over fifty bowmen. Fiercely loyal and unwavering in duty, Chakar spent most of his life guarding the empire’s frontier. When he occasionally received leave, he returned home to visit his aging parents. His greatest dream was to one day rise to the rank of a commander of a thousand archers.
By Khan 2 months ago in Humans
The First Voyage of Sindbad the Sailor: A Tale of Survival, Fate, and Fortune
The First Voyage of Sindbad the Sailor – An English Retelling BY: Khan My name is Muhammad Ahmed Asif, but the world knows me as Sindbad the Sailor. I earned this name not by birth, but by destiny—shaped by storms, oceans, and voyages that tested both my courage and my fate.
By Khan 2 months ago in Fiction
The Boy Who Stopped the Train
The Boy Who Stopped the Train By Dua Mustafa, Khairpur Mirs In a small, humble village surrounded by golden fields and whispering winds, lived a young boy named Abbas. He stayed with his parents and two younger sisters in a mud-brick house that stood at the edge of the village. Life for Abbas and his family was not easy. His father, Ghulam Muhammad, was old and frail, while his mother spent her days sewing clothes for neighbors to earn a little extra. Abbas, though still a teenager, worked tirelessly in the fields owned by the village landlord, Chaudhry Saab — a man known for his wealth, arrogance, and miserliness.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Fall of the Elephant King
The Fall of the Elephant King BY: Khan In the heart of a vast and beautiful jungle, ruled a mighty elephant king. His enormous tusks gleamed like ivory swords, and his deep trumpet echoed through the forest like thunder. To any outsider, the elephant’s reign seemed unshakable — he was large, strong, and feared by many. But beneath that grand image lay a truth the jungle had begun to whisper: the king was lazy.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Fifth Sinner
The Fifth Sinner The five men stood silently, their heads bowed in confusion. Their hands trembled slightly — they had been captured by the Devil’s servants and dragged into the dark court of Satan himself.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Legacy of the Nobel Prize: How Alfred Nobel Turned a Controversy into a Gift for Humanity
The Legacy of the Nobel Prize: From Alfred Nobel’s Vision to Global Honor By Dr. Syeda Sadaf Akbar The Nobel Prize stands as one of the world’s most prestigious and respected honors—an emblem of human achievement that transcends nations, cultures, and centuries. It symbolizes excellence, innovation, and service to humanity. But behind this global recognition lies the remarkable story of one man: Alfred Nobel—an inventor, engineer, chemist, and visionary whose life was as fascinating as it was paradoxical.
By Khan 3 months ago in FYI
The Closed Door of Bakshi Sahib
Bakshi Sahib’s Closed Door Bakshi Sahib’s door was almost always shut. The only time his window opened was when he had to toss out fruit peels—or to scold the neighborhood children.
By Khan 3 months ago in Humans
Liaquat Ali Khan – The Faithful Guardian of Pakistan
Liaquat Ali Khan – The Faithful Guardian of Pakistan By Aimen Shahid, Mirpur Khas Among the great figures who devoted their entire existence to Pakistan, the name of Liaquat Ali Khan shines brightly — a man who lived for Pakistan, served Pakistan, and ultimately embraced martyrdom for Pakistan. Known to history as Quaid-e-Millat, “Leader of the Nation,” he was one of the most respected statesmen of his time, standing shoulder to shoulder with Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah in the struggle for independence.
By Khan 3 months ago in History
Japan: Where Art and Nature Bloom as One
Japan: The Land Where Art and Nature Bloom Together BY khan Japan — a small island nation in East Asia — is one of the most fascinating countries in the world. Once devastated during the Second World War, Japan rose from the ashes like a phoenix. Through sheer determination, unity, and an unshakable love for learning, the Japanese people rebuilt their nation into a global symbol of innovation, discipline, and beauty.
By Khan 3 months ago in Earth
The Lost ID Card That Changed Everything
The Lost ID Card That Changed Everything BY Khan It was quite late at night, but Razi was still awake. Sleep was the last thing on his mind — he didn’t want to go to bed until he finished his painting. Just a little while ago, his mother had come into his room and asked, “Razi, why is your light still on? It’s late! You should be asleep by now.”
By Khan 3 months ago in Humans