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What Money Can't Buy
"Money" can speed up time But money can't buy the time that has passed "Money" can buy the best medicine But money can't buy the strongest health
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
When Truth Outscores Fiction
Some events in the world are More incredible than cinema fiction. (As a result, they later become films) The film 'M Butterfly' is
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
"An Inspirational Islamic Tale on the Benefits of Honesty"
A little child named Hasan lived in a quiet village. He came from a humble background. His mother was a housewife, and his father worked as a mechanic. Hasan was brought up with strong Islamic principles from a young age. His parents instilled in him the values of integrity, prayer, self-control, and following the straight and narrow path of Islam. Developing Islamic Values as a Child Hasan would get up before Fajr every day, wash his hands, and pray. He would then hear his mother recite the Qur'an and teach him a few hadiths.
By Md Raisul Islam9 months ago in Poets
Happiness: Self First, Then Shared
A person's individual happiness serves as the starting point for genuine, everlasting satisfaction. Finding personal satisfaction leads to everlasting joy because it enables individuals to discover their life's first true contentment.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing9 months ago in Poets
Cherish Every Moment
Be good to each other when we part So that we won't regret it later Before we get angry, hate, Sad, depressed, or hurt someone
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
Getting Through the Unchosen
Sometimes ... Life may have to face Compulsory, unchosen It seems uncomfortable .. We have to endure things we don't like
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
The Last Light in My Heart
"The last light in my heart". Sometimes... the worst enemy is no one else But it is ourselves... the day we turn our backs on ourselves
By Rohitha Lanka9 months ago in Poets
The Silent Struggle: Embracing the Light After the Dark
The weight of silence is often the heaviest burden I have ever carried. It is a silence that doesn't speak of peace, but of an invisible war—a battle that rages within. For years, I hid behind the façade of normalcy, pretending everything was fine, while inside, I was crumbling.
By Sen Sab9 months ago in Poets
"Whispers of the Heart"
In the silence of the night, When stars above begin to sigh, A voice inside begins to rise, A longing born of quiet cries.
By Sen Sab9 months ago in Poets
The Worth of a Single Tear
Numerous a long time ago, within the old city of Damascus, there stood a little, humble madrasa. In spite of its straightforward dividers and fundamental classrooms, it was a place where numerous youthful hearts were formed, and numerous souls found their way to Allah. Among the understudies was a youthful man named Ayman. He was known for his sharp intellect and speedy mind, but tragically, he needed a profound association with his confidence. Ayman once in a while implored, made no du'a, and lived his life accepting that the reason of presence was as it were to look for delight, amusement, and consolation. Religion, to him, was a burden, not a favor. He found delight in common things but was unconscious of the vacancy gradually developing inside his heart. His instructor, Sheik Hassan, was a man of monumental shrewdness and persistence. He had seen numerous understudies come and go, a few upright, a few misplaced. But Sheik Hassan had a firm belief—no heart was past the reach of Allah's benevolence.
By Md Nahid9 months ago in Poets
Are You Ready to Reclaim Your Worth?
Stop being a fool in love. There is no sense in remaining with a person who causes your sadness. Selecting someone else will establish the best happiness you have ever achieved.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing9 months ago in Poets
"The Garden of Forgotten Dreams"
The Garden of Forgotten Dreams O mortal soul, why dost thou sigh and grieve, When every passing star bids thee believe?
By Ahmad Dost9 months ago in Poets