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Family-themed art is a look into one's living room; it depicts celebration, crises, and the quiet moments of familial interactions.

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 Summer Kitchen Adventure
The Summer Kitchen Adventure BY: Ubaid It was the beginning of the summer holidays in Karachi. The school gates had finally closed, and freedom had arrived. In our house, the four of us — Sonia, Saba, Armaghan, and I — were sitting together, discussing how to spend our long-awaited vacation.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Families
Why People Are Addicted to Coloring Pages or Coloring Books:
Coloring is no longer just for kids. Grown-ups all over the globe are picking up coloured pencils, markers, and gel pens, spending hours colouring in intricate mandalas, cozy scenes, or mythical animals. Bookstores have entire sections of adult colouring books, and they flood social media with gorgeously finished pages. But why are colouring activities so addictive?
By Shenal Jay3 months ago in Families
The Backbone of Home: A Man Who Holds It All Together. AI-Generated.
In a small, quiet town, lived a man named Arman. To the outside world, he seemed like an ordinary middle-aged man, always dressed in simple clothes, walking to work each morning with a calm demeanor. But behind the calm, Arman carried the weight of his entire family on his shoulders. His days began before sunrise and ended long after the moon rose high in the sky, filled with endless responsibilities that most people never noticed.
By Zahid ali3 months ago in Families
The Green and White Day
The Green and White Day BY: Ubaid It was early morning in the small village when the air already carried the festive rhythm of Pakistan’s Independence Day. Little Asmara was busy helping her uncle Adeel, who was pasting green and white paper flags together. Each time the glue in the bowl ran low, she quickly refilled it without being asked. Her tiny hands worked fast, her eyes sparkling with excitement.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Families
How to Choose the Perfect Wedding Gift for Couples in the UAE
Weddings in the UAE are grand celebrations filled with love, culture, and family. Whether it’s a lavish event in Dubai, a traditional ceremony in Abu Dhabi, or an intimate gathering in Sharjah, picking the right wedding gift for couples can feel challenging. A thoughtful gift not only shows your love and appreciation but also becomes a cherished memory for the newlyweds. Here’s a guide to help you select the perfect wedding gift for couples in the UAE.
By Prince Kumar3 months ago in Families
Step-by-Step DIY Diwali Decorations and Photo Gift Ideas for Kids, Classrooms & Homes
Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is a time to celebrate joy, creativity, and togetherness. Decorating homes, classrooms, and office spaces is a cherished tradition, but gifting personalized items adds a meaningful touch. By combining DIY Diwali decoration ideas with custom photo gifts, you can make your festival bright, memorable, and heartfelt.
By Prince Kumar3 months ago in Families
Two Mothers, One Child
Two Mothers, One Child BY: Ubaid It was a warm summer afternoon. The air, for once, was softer than usual, carrying a faint breeze that dulled the sharpness of the season. For several days, the sun had been scorching the streets mercilessly, but that day felt gentler, almost kind. My mother had taken advantage of the pleasant weather and gone to the bazaar with our neighbor. She had promised to buy me a new school uniform, and I knew she wouldn’t return for another three or four hours at least.
By Ubaid 3 months ago in Families
How to Display Travel Photos Creatively with Fridge Magnets
There’s something special about capturing moments from your travels — the smiles, the scenery, the spontaneous adventures. But instead of letting those memories live in your phone gallery or get buried in cloud storage, why not bring them to life in your home?
By Prince Kumar3 months ago in Families
The Missing Notebook Mystery
The Missing Notebook Mystery BY: Ubaid Neha sat on her bed, her head buried in her hands. Tomorrow was an important math test, and just like the past few days, her math notebook was missing from her schoolbag.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families
The Debt of Gratitude
The Debt of Gratitude BY: Ubaid “Sir, my younger son has been running a fever for several days. After some tests, the doctor said it’s typhoid. I need to show him to a good specialist, but the treatment is very expensive. Sahib, I urgently need three thousand rupees,” pleaded Karim Din, his eyes filled with desperation as he stood before Seth Abrar.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families
Grandma’s Magical Tale: The Rainbow Princess
Grandma’s Rainbow Princess Story BY: Ubaid It was evening, the time when laughter and excitement filled the house. The children had just finished dinner, and instead of fighting over games or quarreling for the TV remote as they usually did, they all ran straight into Grandma’s room. Their sudden rush surprised the adults who watched in amazement.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families