Muhammad Tayyab
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I am Muhammad Tayyab, a storyteller who believes that memories are treasures and words are bridges to hearts. Through my writing, I capture what time often leaves behind."
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The Self-Surgery
The Doctor Who Operated on Himself – The Incredible Story of Dr. Leonid Ivanovich Rogozov > When we fall ill or suffer from any ailment, our first step is always to visit a doctor. But imagine, what if the doctor himself becomes ill and there is no other medical professional available to treat him? Ordinary treatment might still be possible, but if a surgeon had to operate on himself to save his life, it would sound like the plot of a madman’s tale.
By Muhammad Tayyab 5 months ago in Proof
Bitcoin
Bitcoin is the first and most widely recognized cryptocurrency in the world. It was created to offer a new way of handling money—digitally, securely, and without the need for a central authority like a bank or government. The idea was introduced in October 2008, when a person or group using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto published a whitepaper titled "Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System." Then, on January 3, 2009, the Bitcoin network officially launched when Satoshi mined the first block of the blockchain, called the Genesis Block. Interestingly, embedded in that block was a message referencing a newspaper headline about bank bailouts, which showed the creator’s motivation to build a currency outside of traditional banking systems.
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in The Chain
The Gift of the Mango Tree
In a small, quiet village surrounded by lush green fields and chirping birds, there stood a magnificent mango tree. It was old—perhaps more than a hundred years—and was the pride of the village. Tall, broad, and full of shade, this mango tree bore the juiciest, sweetest mangoes anyone had ever tasted.
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in Fiction
The Reward of Truthfulness
Introduction: A Simple Shepherd with a Big Heart Once during the caliphate of Hazrat Umar ibn Al-Khattab (RA), a remarkable event took place that taught people a timeless lesson about honesty and the fear of Allah. Hazrat Umar (RA), the second caliph of Islam, was known for his justice and his habit of roaming the streets at night to ensure the well-being of his people.
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in Humans
The Greedy Washerman
Once upon a time in a small village, there lived a poor washerman and his wife. They spent their days washing clothes by the riverbank, struggling to make ends meet. But the washerman had a strange fascination — he loved gazing at the sky, dreaming of wonders far beyond his reach.
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in Motivation
The Elephant's Bicycle
One fine morning, a little elephant went for a walk in the jungle. As he wandered happily, his eyes caught sight of a small, shiny, two-wheeled bicycle standing near a tree. The walk was instantly forgotten. He rushed toward the bicycle, which looked brand new and sparkling clean.
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in Motivation
Offline Mode
The procedure was supposed to be safe—temporary, reversible, and liberating. At least, that’s what the brochure said. “Offline Mode,” it promised in sleek, glassy font, “is the ultimate reset. A retreat from the digital fog. Silence for the soul.”
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in Psyche
The Digital Haunting
It started with a ping. Not the usual notification noise that Sarah’s inbox made when a promotional email arrived or a newsletter drifted in. This one had weight. It sounded like memory. Like a knock at a locked door she hadn’t touched in years.
By Muhammad Tayyab 6 months ago in Fiction
See you soon
From our kitchen window, I watch my best friend Tommy waiting for the school bus. I know it’s wrong, but seeing his grin stretch wider than his face, doubling over with laughter—probably from one of Clayton’s stupid jokes—makes something twist inside me. I should be out there laughing with them. But the moment I spot Billy Krudd, the class bully, my legs freeze.
By Muhammad Tayyab 7 months ago in Fiction
