ACCL DAY 13
STORY POST 4
Mulla Nasrudin’s Missing Ring
One night, Mulla Nasrudin stumbled out of his house, frantically searching the ground under a streetlamp. A neighbor, curious, approached and asked, "Mulla, what are you looking for?"
"My ring!" Nasrudin replied, crawling on his hands and knees. The neighbor joined the search, but after a while, he asked, "Where did you lose it?"
Nasrudin pointed toward his dark house. "In there," he said. The neighbor frowned. "Then why are you looking out here?"
Nasrudin shrugged. "Because the light is better here!" The neighbor laughed, realizing Nasrudin’s quirky wisdom had struck again.

Coding Task: Basic Calculator
Today, I completed a small coding challenge — I created a Basic Calculator that performs addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
It was fun learning how to make a program that does simple calculations!
View my project here

#CodingTask #RehanSchool #LearningByDoing
‍ ⁨@ZubairWebsitewala⁩ ⁨@RehanSchool⁩

ACCL DAY 14
STORY POST 5
Mulla Nasrudin and the Tightrope Walker
One afternoon, a famous tightrope walker set up his act in the village square, drawing a large crowd. As he balanced expertly above, Mulla Nasrudin shouted, "Impressive! But can you do it with a donkey on your back?"
The walker, eager to prove his skill, agreed. Nasrudin fetched his stubborn donkey, and with much effort, the walker hoisted it onto his shoulders. Halfway across, the donkey brayed loudly, causing the walker to wobble and tumble into a pile of hay below. The crowd roared with laughter.
Nasrudin smiled and said, "See? Even the greatest skill needs the right load!" The walker, dusting himself off, nodded in amused agreement.

ACCL DAY 9
STORY POST 3
The Clever Plan of Mulla Nasrudin
One evening, Mulla Nasrudin overheard villagers complaining about a greedy tax collector who demanded extra coins from everyone. Determined to outsmart him, Nasrudin devised a clever plan. The next day, he approached the collector with a sack slung over his shoulder.
"Ho there!" Nasrudin called. "I’ve brought my taxes—and a bonus!" The collector’s eyes gleamed as Nasrudin opened the sack, revealing nothing but air. "What trick is this?" the collector snarled.
Nasrudin grinned. "My bonus is my honesty! I owe you nothing extra, and by showing you an empty sack, I prove I’m not hiding anything. Now

ACCL DAY 11
STORY POST 2
Mulla Nasrudin's Wise Answer
One day, a group of scholars gathered in the village square to test Mulla Nasrudin’s wisdom. They posed a riddle: "Mulla, can you tell us what is greater than God, more evil than the devil, the poor have it, the rich need it, and if you eat it, you will die?"
Nasrudin stroked his beard, smiled, and replied, "Nothing." The scholars fell silent, puzzled. One of them demanded, "Explain yourself!" Nasrudin chuckled and said, "Nothing is greater than God, for all is beneath the divine. Nothing is more evil than the devil, for evil pales in comparison to nothingness. The poor have nothing, the rich need nothing to remain rich, and if you eat nothing, you will surely die."
The crowd erupted in laughter and applause, marveling at Nasrudin’s clever twist. The scholars, though humbled, nodded in respect for his sharp mind.