Khan

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Nature’s Wonders: Unbelievable Facts About Our Amazing World”
The Wonders of Nature: Amazing Facts You Didn’t Know! By Abdul Hadi Have you ever stopped for a moment to think about how strange and fascinating nature truly is? Every living creature, every corner of this planet, hides secrets that can leave us in awe. Some facts sound almost unbelievable — yet they’re absolutely true! Let’s take a journey through the natural world and uncover some of its most mind-blowing wonders.
By Khan 3 months ago in Earth
The Parrot, the Mouse, and the Rabbit: A Tale of Friendship and Deception
The Parrot, the Mouse, and the Rabbit BY:Khan Once upon a time, in a quiet forest near a small village, lived three very close friends — a parrot, a mouse, and a rabbit. They shared a tiny but cozy little house under a big banyan tree. All three of them lived happily together, helping one another with love and care.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The Kingdom Beneath the Sea
The Kingdom Beneath the Sea By Amna Maham Deep within the endless blue, where sunlight turned into silver threads and coral towers gleamed like gemstones, there existed a kingdom unlike any on land — the realm of the Sea Fairies. Here, strange wonders were ordinary, and the impossible was just another part of daily life.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The True Meaning of Sacrifice
The True Meaning of Sacrifice By Sajid Kamboh Eid was near. Excitement filled the air. Children waited for new clothes, delicious food, and Eidi money. For the rich and the poor alike, Eid was a festival of joy.
By Khan 3 months ago in Families
The Butcher’s Blessing
The Butcher’s Blessing (by Shah Behram Ansari — English adaptation) Eid al-Adha was just around the corner, and Butcher Mian sat on his old charpai, head bowed, lost in anxious thoughts. The festive season usually brought him endless work, but this year was different — not a single order had come in yet. His heart sank as he imagined his home without food, his children hungry while others rejoiced in the spirit of sacrifice.
By Khan 3 months ago in Humans
The Wolf and the Dog — A Lesson in Freedom
Title: The Wolf and the Dog — A Lesson in Freedom .BY:Khan --- It was a clear, moonlit night. The silver light washed over the forest, glimmering on the leaves and the still surface of a nearby pond. The cold wind rustled softly through the trees, carrying with it the faint cries of distant creatures. In the midst of that tranquil night, a weary, thin, and starving wolf trudged slowly through the underbrush, his ribs showing under his rough fur. He had been searching for food all day, but the forest had given him nothing—no rabbit, no fawn, not even a piece of bone.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
The Stone in the Handkerchief
The Stone in the Handkerchief BY:Khan Masood Ahmad Barkati’s tale begins with two brothers: one rich, one poor. The rich brother, Amir, scorned the poor one, Salim. They fought constantly. One winter Salim needed a horse to fetch firewood from the forest, so he asked Amir to borrow his animal for a short while. Amir relented, though grudgingly.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The Enchanting Cuckoo: A Flute in Feathers
The Enchanting Cuckoo: Nature’s Wandering Flute BY:Khan Once upon a time in the lush heart of nature, there emerged a bird whose song carried both the joy of spring and the melancholy of parting — the cuckoo. Belonging to the Cuculidae family of the Passerine order, the cuckoo is a medium-sized bird, smaller than a pigeon but more elongated in form. With a long graceful tail and a small, slightly curved beak that resembles that of a hen, the cuckoo carries an elegance that sets it apart from many of its kind.
By Khan 3 months ago in Earth
The Clever Fox and the Greedy Duck
The Clever Fox and the Greedy Duck BY:Khan It was the heart of winter. The forest, once green and full of life, now lay covered in a thick blanket of snow. Trees that had once been lush and green appeared pure white. The wind was sharp, and the cold was bitter. Silence had settled over the woods — not the peaceful kind, but the heavy stillness that came after days of snowfall.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The Birth of the Sea Fairies
The Birth of the Sea Fairies BY:Khan Once upon a time, there was an age when the ocean had no fairies at all. Every creature in the sea knew that fairies were the kindest of all beings — gentle spirits who cared deeply for every living thing. Whenever someone fell ill, faced misfortune, or needed help, it was always the fairies who came to their aid with tender compassion.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
Tagi — The Fearless Bandit Queen of the Saraiki Plains
Tagi — The Bandit Queen of the Saraiki Plains BY: Ubaid In the heart of southern Punjab, in the Saraiki-speaking belt of Pakistan, once lived a woman named Tagi — a name that now echoes faintly in forgotten songs and fading memories. Once upon a time, names like Tagi and Akhtar were common among men and women in these regions, full of meaning and pride in their native tongue. But as modern education and urban influence crept in, people abandoned their mother languages and began speaking Urdu with their children. Along with the old words, the old names, stories, and traditions also began to disappear.
By Khan 3 months ago in Criminal
A Prayer at the Railway Station
A Prayer at the Railway Station By Alisha Aslam It was a long time ago, a chilly dawn at Multan Railway Station. I had just finished my morning prayer in the waiting room and was raising my hands for supplication when a young woman in a black veil entered the room. Before she could say anything, I quickly ended my prayer, stood up, and rushed outside without responding.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation