Ubaid

Joined August 2025

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The Farmer Who Spoke the Language of Animals
The Farmer Who Understood Animal Language BY: Ubaid Once upon a time, in a peaceful little village surrounded by green fields and gentle hills, there lived a kind-hearted farmer named Abdul Rehman. He was an ordinary man with one extraordinary gift — he could understand the language of animals. None of the villagers knew about this rare ability; it was a secret he kept to himself.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Fiction
The Chaudhry’s Haste
The Chaudhry’s Haste BY: Ubaid. Once upon a time, in a peaceful little village, there lived a Chaudhry—a landowner known for his calm temperament and traditional ways. In his grand haveli lived his trusted servant, a hereditary helper known as Miraasi. Both master and servant belonged to a community famous for their slow-paced lives. They were people who never rushed through anything; their motto could easily have been, “Why do today what can be done tomorrow?”
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Fiction
The Tiny Killer: How the Mosquito Became the Deadliest Creature on Earth
The Deadliest Creature on Earth: The Story of the Mosquito By Sajjad Usmani It’s small. It buzzes in your ear. It bites without warning. You slap the air, hoping to kill it — but it’s already gone. You might think it’s just another ordinary insect, a tiny nuisance of nature. But what if I told you this insignificant creature is the deadliest animal on Earth?
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Earth
The Potter and the Young Socrates: A Lesson in Divine Creation
The Potter and the Young Socrates By Amna Maham Once upon a time, in ancient Greece, there lived a young boy named Socrates. Yes, the same Socrates whose name you might have heard in history or philosophy books — the great thinker and philosopher. But this story is not about the wise old man everyone remembers. It is about Socrates as a child, curious, thoughtful, and full of questions about the world around him.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Motivation
The King and the Three Ministers: A Lesson in Action
The King and the Three Ministers: A Lesson in Action BY: Ubaid. Long ago, in a land ruled by a wise and compassionate king, there lived a people who admired their ruler deeply. He was known for his generosity, fairness, and commitment to the welfare of his subjects. One day, the king decided to build a grand road that would connect his capital to the farthest corner of his kingdom — a stretch of one hundred kilometers that would make travel and trade easier for all.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Motivation
Anas’s First Fast: A Little Boy’s Ramadan Lesson
Inaya’s Little Ramadan Lesson BY: Ubaid. As soon as the Ramadan moon appeared in the sky, cheers of joy filled the neighborhood. Children danced around the courtyard, their eyes sparkling with excitement. Among them was little Anas, who began hopping on one leg with pure delight. “Now every day we’ll have special meals for Sehri and Iftar!” shouted Amaimah, her voice brimming with enthusiasm.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Families
The Chain of Justice: When Emperor Jahangir Judged His Own Queen
The Chain of Justice By Javed Jamal In the vast Indian subcontinent, the Mughal era is remembered as the “Golden Age” — a time of grandeur, art, and justice. Among the emperors who ruled during this period, Emperor Nuruddin Salim Jahangir stands out not only for his power but also for his deep commitment to justice. Legends tell of the Chain of Justice he hung outside his royal palace — a symbol of equality, meant for any subject, rich or poor, to pull whenever they sought redress from the emperor himself.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Motivation
The Eid Sacrifice: A Lesson in Love and Forgiveness
The Eid Sacrifice by Saeem Jamaln “I want a goat this Eid, no matter what!” eight-year-old Arshman shouted as he stomped his little feet in front of his mother. “Ever since Dada and Dadi moved away, Abba never does Qurbani anymore. All my friends have animals for sacrifice — they make fun of me every year!”
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Families
The Goat Who Waited in the Trap
The Trap in the Forest By Huma Baloch Ever since the forests began to disappear, our lives have become miserable. Once those green woods echoed with the chirping of birds and the rustling of leaves, but now — silence, emptiness, and danger fill the air. With the trees gone, the wild animals have lost their homes and food. The lions and wolves, starving and desperate, have started sneaking into our village.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Earth
The Brave Friend
The Brave Friend BY: Ubaid. The sun had already set, and darkness had slowly wrapped the village in its arms. Silence began to fill every corner of the narrow dirt road that led toward the forest. People passing by whispered to each other, “The headman Keshan Lal’s goat is as good as gone. A tiger will eat it tonight—or maybe a wolf.”
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Fiction
The Little Independence Day Celebration
The Little Independence Day Celebration BY: Ubaid. “Uncle Saeem! Happy Independence Day! Wake up, it’s morning already!” little Musfira shouted joyfully as she entered her uncle’s room, waving the national flag in her tiny hands.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Families
The Greedy Man and the Clever Beggar
The Greedy Man and the Clever Beggar BY: Ubaid Long ago, in a small village surrounded by green fields and tall palm trees, there lived a man known far and wide for one thing — his miserliness. He was so stingy that he counted every grain of rice before eating and measured every drop of oil before cooking. The villagers often said, “If stinginess were a disease, he’d be the first patient!”
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Fiction