Ubaid

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Ahan’s Promise: Courage That Serves
Ahan’s Promise: Courage That Serves BY ubaid Ahan’s Promise Ahan was only twelve, but when he spoke his eyes were like bright embers. “Mother,” he said one evening, standing by the window as the valley’s last light faded, “I want to go fight for our homeland. I want to protect Kashmir and stand against those who harm our people.”
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Motivation
The Naughty Monkeys and the Gentle Giraffe. Content Warning.
The Naughty Monkeys and the Gentle Giraffe BY ubaid Deep in a lush green forest, there lived a lively troop of monkeys. Among them were two young ones who were the naughtiest of all. They were so mischievous that even their parents had grown tired of their endless pranks.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Humor
I’m Feeling So Sleepy — A Koala’s Cry from the Burning Forest”
I’m Feeling So Sleepy By Syeda Nazan Jabeen (English Adaptation) “I’m feeling so sleepy,” one koala said to the other, stretching lazily as he yawned.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Earth
The Mischievous Monkey of Sat Fatah: A Tale of Friendship, Chaos, and Redemption
The Tale of the Mischievous Monkey of Sat Fatah BY: Ubaid They say that in the old village of Sat Fatah, there once lived a wise and pious man named Allama Ikram Hafeez. For some time, Allama Hafeez chose to live in a nearby forest, seeking peace and reflection. During his stay, he befriended a group of monkeys who, over time, grew deeply devoted to him. These monkeys were unusually disciplined — each one had a specific duty and performed it with great care.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Fiction
The Blessed Twelve Months of Islam: A Journey of Faith and Renewal
The Blessed Twelve Months of Islam By Muhammad Aleem Nizami Dear children, just as Muslims firmly believe in the twelve months of the Islamic calendar, there are also twelve months in the English or Gregorian calendar. Yet, the Islamic months hold a unique spiritual value — each one filled with blessings, lessons, and divine rewards.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Education
Ainy’s Lesson — A Mother’s Silent Sacrifice
Ainy’s Lesson — A Mother’s Silent Sacrifice BY: Ubaid Ainy Batool was an intelligent girl. She always performed well in school, topping her class and earning praise from her teachers. Everyone said she was bright and full of potential. But there was one thing that Ainy never cared much about — housework.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Families
The Wise Minister and the Mirror of Truth
The Wise Minister and the Test of Companionship BY: Ubaid Centuries ago, in the ancient kingdom of Yemen, there ruled a just and noble king. He was kind-hearted, fair in his judgments, and deeply loved by his people. His most trusted companion was an old, wise minister who had served not only him but also his late father. The minister’s wisdom was legendary, and his advice always brought peace and prosperity to the land.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Fiction
The Pride of Qarun: The Man Who Was Swallowed by the Earth
The Story of Qarun: The Man Who Was Swallowed by the Earth BY: Ubaid Long ago, during the time of Prophet Moses (peace be upon him), there lived a man named Qarun. He belonged to the same community as Prophet Moses — the Children of Israel. Qarun was known far and wide for his unimaginable wealth. His riches were so vast that even the keys to his treasure chests were heavy enough to be carried only by a large group of strong men.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Humans
The Visionary of a Nation: The Story of Muhammad Ali Jinnah
The Visionary of a Nation: The Story of Muhammad Ali Jinnah BY: Ubaid Story My name is Muhammad Ali Jinnah, though the world often remembers me with reverence as Quaid-e-Azam — “The Great Leader.” I was born on December 25, 1876, in Karachi, a city that would one day become the heart of the nation I dreamt into existence. My father, Jinnah Poonja, was a merchant by profession — disciplined, honest, and deeply devoted to his work. My mother, Mithibai, was a gentle, loving woman who instilled in me the values of integrity and respect from a very young age.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in History
Ramadan Realization
Ramadan Realization BY: Ubaid Pinky and Romi were chatting happily, lost in their own little world. They were sure no one could hear them. In their minds, their mother was fast asleep. But they were wrong. Their mother was not only awake—she was listening carefully.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Families
Tears of a Notebook
Tears of a Notebook BY: Ubaid Hello dear children! My name is Register — a humble notebook made of fine white paper, lined neatly with red and green margins. My price is only 100 rupees, yet my value is far more than that! I wear a shiny black lamination with a proud golden monogram that reads, “Chand Copy House.” That badge is my crown — it makes me feel elegant and special.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Education
The Reward of Kindness
The Reward of s BY: Ubaid It was a bright Sunday morning, and little Fatima was busy memorizing her favorite story, “The Lion and the Mouse.” She repeated it again and again in her loud, sweet voice.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Motivation