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The Prince, the Woodcutter, and the Lesson of Mercy
The Prince, the Woodcutter, and the Lesson of Mercy BY: Khan Once upon a time, in the golden sands of Egypt, there lived a noble prince. Though he belonged to royalty, he possessed neither the pride of kings nor the arrogance of power. He ate the simplest of meals, lived among his people, and spent most of his days serving them and remembering God. His kindness and humility were well known across the kingdom — virtues inherited from his compassionate father, the late king.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The Lesson of Tinco’s Fast
The Lesson of Tinco’s Fast BY: Khan Tinco was a chubby, cheerful boy — but above all, he was a huge foodie. He loved to eat all the time — morning, noon, or night. His family often teased him lovingly and called him “Motu” — the chubby one.
By Khan 3 months ago in Families
Christopher Columbus: The Man Who Changed the Course of History
Christopher Columbus: The Man Who Changed the Course of History BY:Khan Dear children! Today, let’s talk about a man whose name is forever written in the pages of world history — Christopher Columbus, the explorer who is said to have discovered America. Though many historians debate this claim — saying that Leif Erikson, a Norse explorer, reached North America almost five hundred years before Columbus, and that Muslim travelers may have reached the continent even earlier — it is Columbus whose name remains most closely linked with the “discovery” of the New World. Some also believe that Marco Polo had hinted at lands beyond the ocean long before Columbus’s voyages. Yet, in most accounts of history, the honor of opening the gates to a new world is given to Christopher Columbus.
By Khan 3 months ago in History
The Two Women and the Poor Stranger
The Two Women and the Poor Stranger By Imran Hasanat Mrs. Chun was a stout woman who lived all by herself in an old, lonely house at the edge of the town. She liked to think of herself as a very kind and generous lady. In every tea gathering with her friends, she would proudly say, “I’m such a good woman. I always try to help others.” But words alone never make anyone kind.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Kind Woodcutter and the Grateful Crows
The Kind Woodcutter and the Grateful Crows By Amna Sheikh In a small, quiet village surrounded by thick forests, there once lived a poor woodcutter. Every morning, he would rise before dawn, take his worn-out axe on his shoulder, and head deep into the forest to gather wood. That wood, when sold in the market, was the only means through which he fed his family.
By Khan 3 months ago in Humans
The Mighty Buffalo: A Gentle Giant of Strength and Heart
The Mighty Buffalo: A Tale of Strength, Gentleness, and Mystery By Huma Baloch Dear children! Today, let’s talk about one of the most fascinating and misunderstood animals in the world — the buffalo. In Persian, it is called “Al-Jaamus,” and its plural form is “Al-Jawamees.” Interestingly, this same word is often used in Arabic as well. The buffalo is found in almost every part of the world, from the green plains of Asia to the muddy rivers of Africa. But did you know that the most superior breed of buffalo belongs to Pakistan? Yes, the famous Nili-Ravi buffalo from Sahiwal, a district in the province of Punjab, is known across the globe for its strength, beauty, and high milk production.
By Khan 3 months ago in Earth
The Fall of Pride
The Fall of Pride — A Lesson from Asim’s Life BY:Khan Asim was my childhood friend — my closest companion and the brightest mind in our little village. He was handsome, intelligent, and, as people would say, born under a lucky star. But with all his blessings, he carried one great flaw: pride.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Three Cows and the Cunning Lion
The Three Cows and the Cunning Lion BY:Khan Once upon a time, in a lush green forest, there lived three cows together. One was white, the second was black, and the third was brown. The forest was full of green grass to eat and a clear, sparkling stream that provided them with fresh water to drink. The three cows loved each other dearly and always stayed together. Whenever a wild animal tried to attack them, they would unite and fight back bravely, forcing the enemy to run away.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
Mount Washington – The Home of the World’s Worst Weather
Mount Washington – The Home of the World’s Worst Weather By Sarwat Yaqoob In the northeastern corner of the United States, where New Hampshire’s rugged landscape rises into clouds, stands a mighty peak known as Mount Washington. Towering at 6,288 feet, it is the highest mountain in the northeastern United States. But height is not what makes it famous — or infamous. This mountain is known to the world as “The Home of the World’s Worst Weather.”
By Khan 3 months ago in Earth
The Rose of Princess Soha
The Rose of Princess Soha BY:Khan Long ago, in the ancient land of Yemen, there ruled a kind and just king. His heart overflowed with compassion, and his people loved him dearly. He was known not only for his wisdom but also for the fairness with which he treated everyone—from the noblemen in his court to the poorest farmer in his kingdom.
By Khan 3 months ago in Families
The Peacock and the Song of Contentment
The Peacock and the Song of Contentment BY:Khan It was a beautiful monsoon morning. The sky was soft and gray, wrapped in silvery clouds, and a gentle drizzle kissed the green leaves of the forest. The raindrops sparkled like tiny diamonds on the grass. The sweet smell of wet earth filled the air, and the forest was alive with joy. Every creature — big or small — came out to dance, sing, and celebrate the blessing of rain.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Boy Who Wanted His Mother’s Story Written
The Story That Changed Arshad’s Life BY:Khan Arshad and Amjad were two brothers who lived in a small village with their parents. Life was simple and poor, yet peaceful. Their mother was a loving and caring woman who tried her best to make their lives comfortable despite the hardships. She made sure her sons wore clean clothes, ate proper food, and learned good manners. Poverty surrounded them, but love kept their home warm.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation