Mr Ahmed

Beautiful toys Allah given to us to release all tensions. See complete video and a joy.

A giant alligator came round the Ghulshan e Iqbal society. We caught bravely. See the full video and share.

Many things in this world are not according to your plan.

A beautiful way to express qwali.

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The Boy Who Cried Wolf - A Lesson in Honesty Title: "The Boy Who Cried Wolf - A Lesson in Honesty" Join us for a classic moral tale, "The Boy Who Cried Wolf." This short story teaches us a valuable lesson: lying breaks trust, and no one believes a liar - even when they tell the truth. Watch to learn how this timeless fable unfolds and leaves us with a lasting message about honesty. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more moral stories!

Title: "The Golden Apples of Kindness - A Heartwarming Tale" Join us for a heartwarming journey into the world of kindness and its magical rewards in our latest short story, "The Golden Apples of Kindness." In a forest at the edge of civilization, two brothers, one unkind and the other gentle, embark on a transformative adventure. The older brother's greed leads him to a magical tree, but his demands for more riches result in unexpected consequences. Discover how an act of kindness from the younger brother not only eases his older sibling's suffering but also changes the course of their lives. This enchanting tale reminds us that kindness will always be rewarded, even when we least expect it.

Funny cats and dogs playing each others and creating laughs for us.

"The Child who Brought an Open Umbrella for Prayer" is a story about a village suffering from drought and famine. In a moment of desperation, people of different faiths come together to pray for rain. They can't agree on where to pray, so they each go to their own places of worship. However, a child arrives at the prayer gathering with an open umbrella, believing that his faith will bring rain. This simple act of unwavering faith challenges the adults and reminds them of the importance of belief in the face of adversity. The story highlights the power of faith and certainty in one's prayers.

"The Moon That Was Lost" is a touching narrative that explores the stark contrast between humanity's technological progress and our deep connection to nature. Through a personal encounter with the author's mother, the story reminds us of the simple and profound ways in which we used to perceive the moon – not as a distant celestial body, but as something within our reach, touching our hearts. It calls on readers to reflect on the price of rapid technological advancement and the need to rediscover our connection to the natural world.

Bringing up a Child with Down Syndrome Final

Faraz Ahmed Ghazal translated from Urdu to English. Faraz Ahmed, a name that shines so bright, A poet with words that take flight, His verses like stars in the dark night, Illuminate hearts with pure delight. With pen in hand, he weaves his tales, In rhymes and rhythms, his art prevails, A master of emotions, his poetry sails, Through the depths of human trails. His words are a canvas, a work of art, Painting feelings from deep within the heart, In every line, a piece of his soul, A story of love, of pain, of a life whole. Faraz Ahmed's voice, a melody sweet, In the world of poetry, he's hard to beat, With every stanza, he makes hearts meet, A poet whose words are a cherished treat. So here's to Faraz Ahmed, a poet so grand, Whose words inspire and understand, In the realm of poetry, he takes his stand, A true wordsmith with a gifted hand.

A well-known Shaikh lay on his death bed. The question of passing on his mantle to a worthy successor was very much on his mind.