Khan

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The Blessed Night of Rabi-ul-Awwal
The Blessed Night of Rabi-ul-Awwal BY:Khan Shuaib’s mother paced anxiously near the window, her eyes repeatedly drifting toward the street outside. Noticing her unease, Shuaib’s grandmother finally spoke, “Daughter, why do you look so restless? Tell me, what worries you?”
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Lie That Taught the Truth
The Lie BY:Khan Wahab Sahib arrived at the school ground in the late afternoon to pick up his son, Abu Zar. To his surprise, Abu Zar was still busy chatting with his classmate and close friend, Tauseef. Smiling, Wahab stood a short distance away and overheard their lighthearted conversation.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Cost of Ignoring a Mother’s Advice
The Cost of Ignoring a Mother’s Advice BY:Khan “Osman, my dear son, don’t play with Nasser,” Mama said firmly one afternoon. “He is not a good boy. I’ve heard he steals, skips school, and spends his time wandering with bad company.”
By Khan 4 months ago in Confessions
The Risk of Serving Kings: A Timeless Lesson from Sheikh Saadi
The Advice of Sheikh Saadi: A Tale of Wisdom, Temptation, and Consequence BY:Khan Long ago, in a time when people turned to the wise for guidance before making any life-changing decision, a poor man approached the great Persian scholar and poet, Sheikh Saadi. This man was burdened with poverty, his children were many, and his means of livelihood were almost nonexistent. Hunger gnawed at him and despair filled his heart.
By Khan 4 months ago in Confessions
The Toy Seller’s Pride: A Lesson in Dignity and Hard Work
The Toy Seller’s Pride BY:Khan Umar had just stepped out of the pizza shop, balancing two large boxes in his hands, meant for his children waiting at home. As he walked toward his car in the parking lot, a boy of barely twelve or thirteen rushed toward him. The child carried a tray full of small, colorful toys — plastic cars, wind-up animals, spinning tops.
By Khan 4 months ago in Humans
The Voice That Never Sleeps: Respecting the Call to Prayer
Respecting the Call to Prayer BY:Khan “Maryam, turn off the TV! The call to prayer has begun,” Mama’s voice came from the kitchen.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
The Dove and the Lesson of Self-Reliance
The Dove and the Lesson of Self-Reliance BY:Khan In a quiet, green garden stood a tall, dense tree. Its wide branches provided shelter to many small creatures, but on the highest branch lived a gentle dove with her tiny chicks. She had carefully built her nest there, weaving it with twigs, soft leaves, and bits of straw. For her, this nest was more than a home—it was a place of safety and joy where she could care for her young.
By Khan 4 months ago in Motivation
A Silent Cry
A Silent Cry BY:Khan The delicate essence of a woman is often compared to fragility—so fragile that when she breaks, the world hears no sound. Yet in our society, she is labeled as incomplete of mind, dismissed as incapable of wisdom. How tragic, I thought, when it is often a woman’s presence that stands behind the success of every man.
By Khan 4 months ago in Families
Richer Than the Rich: Shehzad’s Lesson in Gratitude
Richer Than the Rich: Shehzad’s Lesson in Gratitude BY:Khan The smoky aroma of kebabs lingered in the air, making Shehzad’s empty stomach ache with hunger. Seated in his usual spot outside the restaurant, he watched with longing as platters of seekh kebabs and shami kebabs were served to wealthy customers. Inside a gleaming car parked near the entrance, Seth Fareed, a prominent businessman, savored a plate full of kebabs with hot bread, while his young son—about Shehzad’s age—enjoyed creamy malai boti.
By Khan 4 months ago in Motivation
The Haunted Map
The Haunted Map BY:Khan Fatima and Sana were best friends who studied at the same school. Both were known for their kind and gentle nature, always helping classmates and respecting teachers. When the school holidays began, the girls decided to spend some time together.
By Khan 4 months ago in Horror
Tie Your Camel: A Lesson in Faith and Responsibility
The Lesson of Tying the Camel BY:Khan Professor Shakeel Siddiqui, the Islamic Studies teacher, entered the classroom with a gentle but authoritative presence. In his hand was a well-worn book, pressed firmly against his chest. He placed it on the desk, adjusted his spectacles carefully on the bridge of his nose, cleared his throat softly, and looked around at the tenth-grade students.
By Khan 4 months ago in Motivation
Richer Than the Rich: Shehzad’s Lesson in Gratitude
Richer Than the Rich: Shehzad’s Lesson in Gratitude BY:Khan The smoky aroma of kebabs lingered in the air, making Shehzad’s empty stomach ache with hunger. Seated in his usual spot outside the restaurant, he watched with longing as platters of seekh kebabs and shami kebabs were served to wealthy customers. Inside a gleaming car parked near the entrance, Seth Fareed, a prominent businessman, savored a plate full of kebabs with hot bread, while his young son—about Shehzad’s age—enjoyed creamy malai boti.
By Khan 4 months ago in Motivation