Khan

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Tie Your Camel: A Lesson in Faith and Responsibility
The Lesson of Tying the Camel BY:Khan Professor Shakeel Siddiqui, the Islamic Studies teacher, entered the classroom with a gentle but authoritative presence. In his hand was a well-worn book, pressed firmly against his chest. He placed it on the desk, adjusted his spectacles carefully on the bridge of his nose, cleared his throat softly, and looked around at the tenth-grade students.
By Khan 5 months ago in Motivation
Richer Than the Rich: Shehzad’s Lesson in Gratitude
Richer Than the Rich: Shehzad’s Lesson in Gratitude BY:Khan The smoky aroma of kebabs lingered in the air, making Shehzad’s empty stomach ache with hunger. Seated in his usual spot outside the restaurant, he watched with longing as platters of seekh kebabs and shami kebabs were served to wealthy customers. Inside a gleaming car parked near the entrance, Seth Fareed, a prominent businessman, savored a plate full of kebabs with hot bread, while his young son—about Shehzad’s age—enjoyed creamy malai boti.
By Khan 5 months ago in Motivation
The Forgotten Schools
The Forgotten Book BY:Khan Ahmed Adnan Tariq once wrote in his diary about a strange event that happened to Tazeen. He wrote, “Today, Maaz discovered something people once called a book.”
By Khan 5 months ago in Futurism
Jahangir Khan – The Uncrowned King of Squash
Jahangir Khan – The Uncrowned King of Squash BY:Khan In many parts of the world, Pakistan’s name shines not only for its culture and history but also through its athletes. While hockey is recognized as the national sport of Pakistan, the country also achieved unmatched glory in squash. At the heart of this legacy stands Jahangir Khan, a man whose name became synonymous with the game itself. Widely regarded as the greatest squash player in history, Jahangir Khan set records that seemed impossible, leaving behind a legacy that still inspires.
By Khan 5 months ago in Art
The Elephant Village of Thailand: Humanity’s Timeless Companion
The Elephant – Humanity’s Timeless Companion BY:Khan When you walk into a zoo, the elephant is often the first animal that captures your attention. Children climb onto its back for short rides, laughing as they sway with its gentle steps. Each animal in the zoo has its charm: the lion commands respect as the king of the jungle, the bear entertains with its strength and playfulness, and the monkey amuses children with endless tricks. The deer, graceful and delicate, delights hearts when it leaps playfully or engages in harmless quarrels with its herd. Even the hippopotamus, though often submerged in murky water, has its own place in the menagerie.
By Khan 5 months ago in Earth
The Loyal Elephant of Bahadur Shah Zafar
The Loyal Elephant of Bahadur Shah Zafar BY:Khan History is not only written in books and monuments. Sometimes, it lives on in the quiet, loyal hearts of animals whose devotion surpasses even that of human beings. One such story comes from the Mughal era in India, during the reign of the last Mughal emperor, Bahadur Shah Zafar. This story is about his elephant—an extraordinary creature named Mola Bakhsh.
By Khan 5 months ago in History
The Children Who Dreamed of Pakistan
The Children of Pakistan’s Freedom Movement BY:Khan When we look back at the struggle for Pakistan, we often think of great leaders, monumental speeches, and decisive negotiations. But one of the most overlooked forces behind this movement was the spirit of children. Their innocence, determination, and unshakable faith in the dream of Pakistan inspired even the most hardened leaders.
By Khan 5 months ago in Families
The Skull’s Revenge
The Skull’s Revenge Ghulam Murtaza Alvi BY:Khan Fifteen years ago, when Asif and Rizwan were medical students, their lives were ordinary until an alarming announcement changed everything. Their anatomy teacher told the class, “After the two holiday days, I will test you on the entire human skeleton.” Panic spread through the room. Asif and Rizwan were far from confident; the names and structure of the skull’s bones blurred when they tried to study from textbooks.
By Khan 5 months ago in Horror
Gudia’s Prayer: A Child’s Hope for Her Friend Guddu
Gudia’s Prayer BY:Khan I am Gudia. Right now, I am sitting in the long, silent corridor of a hospital. The floor beneath me is cold, and so is the air around me. It feels like the whole world has fallen asleep, except for me and the sound of my own thoughts.
By Khan 5 months ago in Confessions
The Honest Cobbler
The Honest Cobbler BY:Khan It was the peak of winter. In the middle of the village, under a leafless tree, sat Bala, the cobbler. His “shop” had no walls or roof—just the bare tree and an old wooden trunk in which he kept his tools and supplies. Every evening, when work was done, he would lock his trunk, and that was the end of his day.
By Khan 5 months ago in Humans
The Prince Who Ended Child Labor
The Prince Who Dreamed of Education for All BY:Khan Long ago, in a prosperous kingdom, there lived a wise and merciful king. He ruled with fairness, cared deeply for his people, and was loved by all. Beside him stood his queen—graceful, compassionate, and filled with a heart that always leaned toward kindness. Together, they shared a happy life, blessed with a son, Prince Adnan.
By Khan 5 months ago in Motivation
The Old Woman Who Outsmarted the Tricksters
The Old Woman and the Two Tricksters BY:Khan Once upon a time, there was an old woman. She was on her way to the city, wearing all her jewelry. It wasn’t much—just a pair of gold earrings, a necklace, and some bangles—but it was all made of pure gold. Behind her trailed two tricksters. These men were clever, sly, and full of deceit. They were partners in crime, always looking for easy prey.
By Khan 5 months ago in Fiction