Ubaid

Joined August 2025

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A Lesson in Protection
A Lesson in Protection BY:Ubaid Savira walked quietly beside her grandmother as they entered the school gate. She loved the warmth of her grandmother’s hand and never minded the short walk from home. But her classmate Farhana noticed and could not resist making a remark.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Families
The Weight of Fear
The Weight of Fear BY:Ubaid “Wahab, you’re such a coward!” Rimsha Javed scolded, her voice sharp with mockery. “Look at what happened! That poor boy broke your bicycle chain, and you didn’t even say a word. These ragged kids have no manners. You could have at least shouted at him.”
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Motivation
From Pinhole to Pixels: The Fascinating Journey of the Camera
The Fascinating History of the Camera: From Ibn al-Haytham to the Digital Age BY:Ubaid Science has gifted humanity with countless inventions that have changed the course of history. Among these, one of the most remarkable creations is the camera—a device that not only captures images but also preserves memories and moments forever. The journey of the camera is long and fascinating, beginning with the genius of a Muslim scientist and evolving into the advanced digital devices we use today.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in History
The Magical Donkey and the Stolen Necklace
The Tale of the Lost Necklace and the Wise Stranger BY:Ubaid Centuries ago, in the ancient land of Yemen, there lived a king whose rule was remembered for justice, wisdom, and compassion. Unlike many monarchs of his era, this king avoided wars and unnecessary bloodshed. Instead, he built bridges of friendship with neighboring kingdoms and governed with a gentle but firm hand. His people loved him dearly, and the royal family, too, followed his example. The princes were kind, the queen was generous, and the palace was a place of harmony.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in History
Memories of Quaid: A Family’s Reflections on Pakistan’s Journey
Memories of a Nation: Aslam, His Father, and the Legacy of Quaid-e-Azam A Story of Reflection, Sacrifice, and the Unfinished Dream of Pakistan
By Ubaid 5 months ago in History
The Hidden Truth
The Hidden Truth BY:Ubaid Long ago, in the heart of China, two angels were traveling through the land. As night fell, they sought a place to rest and came upon the grand house of a wealthy man. They knocked on his door, hoping for kindness.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Fiction
The Weight of Fear
The Weight of Fear BY:Ubaid “Wahab, you’re such a coward!” Rimsha Javed scolded, her voice sharp with mockery. “Look at what happened! That poor boy broke your bicycle chain, and you didn’t even say a word. These ragged kids have no manners. You could have at least shouted at him.”
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Families
The Wise Frog and the Gift of Humanity
The Wise Frog and the Gift of Humanity BY:Ubaid How a small pond of frogs discovered compassion where they least expected it
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Fiction
The Golden Vase and the Secret Letters from Fairyland
The Golden Vase and the Hidden Treasure By Ubaid Maryam’s younger brother, Soheil, was a dreamer. While she—wise beyond her years—studied diligently in the eleventh grade, Soheil, only in ninth, often drifted into a fantasy world. He was convinced that one day some saint, magician, or fairy would reveal the secret to a hidden treasure that would make him the richest man alive. Hard work was never part of his plan.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Confessions
The Bitter Sweet Lesson
The Bitter Sweet Lesson When a Mistake Turned Into a Life-Changing Realization BY:Ubaid It was a bright afternoon when I found myself at my best friend Hadiya’s house. She had invited a few close friends to celebrate her achievement—first position in the annual school exams. Along with me, our two other classmates, Aafia and Sameera, were also present. Since all of us had scored good marks, we had decided that each of us would contribute one homemade dish for the occasion.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Fiction
The Two Old Men and the Lost Child
The Story of Two Old Men BY:Ubaid In a remote corner of a small village, there lived two old men. Both of them were poor and helpless, and because of their poverty, they shared a tiny hut made of mud and straw. Their wives and children had abandoned them long ago, having grown tired of the endless quarrels and struggles of daily survival. The two old men had therefore decided to live together, away from the constant noise and arguments, hoping that at least in the final years of their lives they might find some peace, comfort, and companionship.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Art
The Friend They Once Called Miser
The Friend They Once Called Miser BY:Ubaid Saquib Fareed, Tasawur, Sajid, and Nasir—these were names often heard together in the corridors of the college in Jhang. Out of them, Nasir was the most recent addition to the group. He had joined the college only two months earlier but had already won the trust and affection of both Sajid and Tasawur.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Motivation