Khan

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The Judge Who Feared None but God
The Judge Who Feared None but God BY:Khan In the old days, when justice was considered a sacred duty rather than a tool of power, remarkable incidents occurred that continue to inspire us even centuries later. These stories remind us what true integrity looks like in those who hold positions of authority. One such tale comes from Yemen, where a courageous judge stood firm for justice against wealth, power, and even the throne itself.
By Khan 3 months ago in History
The Mystery of the Wooden Chest
The Secret of the Wooden Chest BY:Khan It was a holiday afternoon. My two friends and I had decided to spend the day picnicking by a mountain stream. The monsoon rains had been pouring for two days straight, and the once calm stream had now turned into a roaring, muddy torrent. Despite the danger, the thrill of adventure pulled us in, and we waded into the water, splashing and laughing.
By Khan 3 months ago in Criminal
The Loyal Dog of Darhiyar Mountain
The Loyal Dog of Darhiyar Mountain BY:Khan The mighty Kirthar Mountain Range, stretching for nearly 270 kilometers, forms a natural boundary between Sindh and Balochistan. Its rugged peaks stand tall, dividing lands and cultures, yet uniting them with stories that have survived for centuries. One of these stories belongs to a mountain known as Darhiyar, the highest peak of the Kirthar range, rising almost 7,000 feet above sea level. At its summit rests the grave of a dog—yes, a dog. But not just any dog. It was a companion whose loyalty and sacrifice carved his memory deep into the hearts of the people of Sindh.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The Priest, the Bear, and the Greedy Lumberjack
The Greedy Lumberjack and the Clever Priest BY:Khan Once, in a quiet village surrounded by fields and forests, there lived a simple priest. One afternoon, he set out to visit a wealthy man in the neighboring village. This man was not only rich but also famous for his generosity. He often gave alms to beggars, helped the poor, and treated priests with the utmost respect.
By Khan 3 months ago in Fiction
The Night I Mistook Shadows for Ghosts
The Night the Ghosts Chased Me BY:Khan I was in a hurry to reach my village that day. That’s why I left home early in the afternoon, certain I would arrive before dusk. But life had other plans. Somewhere along a desolate stretch of road, the bus I was traveling in broke down.
By Khan 3 months ago in Horror
The Fisherman and the Caliph: A Timeless Lesson in Contentment
The Fisherman and the Caliph: A Lesson in Contentment and Generosity BY:Khan Many centuries ago, during the golden age of Baghdad, there lived a famous Caliph named Harun al-Rashid. His name has echoed through history not only because he ruled one of the most powerful empires of his time, but also because he was a just ruler who genuinely cared for the welfare of his people. Harun al-Rashid had a habit of disguising himself and moving quietly among his subjects. He believed that the only way to truly understand the struggles of ordinary citizens was to see them with his own eyes, unrecognized and unguarded.
By Khan 3 months ago in Motivation
King Faisal’s Wisdom: How a Saudi King Silenced Western Critics on Justice and Human Rights
King Faisal’s Wisdom: A Lesson to the West BY:Khan On an official visit to the United Kingdom, King Faisal of Saudi Arabia (may Allah have mercy on him) was invited to a grand state banquet. The dining table was decorated with exquisite dishes, sparkling silver cutlery, and crystal glasses that reflected the glow of the chandeliers. When the meal began, all the dignitaries and guests naturally picked up their forks and spoons.
By Khan 4 months ago in Confessions
The Well at the Shrine: When Faith and Science Collided
The Well at the Shrine: A Lesson in Belief and Science BY:Khan In 1904, Hazrat Khawaja Hasan Nizami (RA) recalled an incident that left a deep impression on him—a story that still feels like a tug-of-war between faith and science.
By Khan 4 months ago in Horror
The Ancient Mystery of Jaarja: A D
The Mysterious Discovery at Jaarja BY:Khan Professor Waqar Jaber was among the most celebrated geologists of his country. His discoveries had not only earned him national fame but had also put his homeland on the world’s archaeological map. For years, he and his team had unearthed remarkable relics from ancient civilizations buried beneath the soil. Each artifact told a story about the people who had once lived there, their wisdom, their traditions, and their knowledge of the earth.
By Khan 4 months ago in Futurism
The Hidden Piety of a Sultan: The Funeral of Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki
The Secret Unveiled at a Saint’s Funeral BY:Khan The streets of Delhi were wrapped in sorrow. News had spread that the great Sufi saint, Hazrat Khwaja Qutbuddin Bakhtiyar Kaki (may Allah’s mercy be upon him), had passed away. From every corner of the city and beyond, people poured in—scholars, mystics, common villagers, and nobles alike.
By Khan 4 months ago in Art
The Wedding That Turned Into an Unexpected Adventure
The Unexpected Wedding Adventure Khalid Mahmood Five close friends—Saad, Talha Saeed, Abdul Muiz, Abdul Rafay, and Faizan Rasheed—studied at the same school and spent most of their free time together. They were inseparable, whether it was playing cricket, walking home, or simply chatting under the shade of the old trees near their school.
By Khan 4 months ago in Fiction
The Lesson of Gratitude
The Lesson of Gratitude BY:Khan The school bell rang, and I quickly grabbed my bag, ready to leave for home. Just as I was stepping out of the school gate, the watchman called my name loudly.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families