#rsisb roll no 247 call ani 8 foundation level 🌞 **Good Morning!** A simple greeting, but one that carries warmth, kindness, positivity, and connection. The tradition of saying “Good Morning” has become an important part of everyday communication across many cultures and communities. It is often the first friendly expression people share when beginning a new day. 😊🌍 The phrase **“Good Morning”** is more than just two words. It can be a way of showing respect, acknowledging another person, and wishing them a pleasant and successful day ahead. Whether spoken to family members, friends, teachers, classmates, coworkers, or neighbors, this greeting can create a positive atmosphere. 🌸🤝 Throughout history, morning greetings have reflected the importance of starting the day with kindness and goodwill. Different cultures have developed their own ways of welcoming the morning, but the basic idea remains similar: **to recognize a new beginning and wish others well.** 🌅✨ Saying “Good Morning” can also encourage positive social interaction. A cheerful greeting can make conversations feel more welcoming and help people feel noticed and appreciated. Even a small gesture like smiling and saying “Good Morning” can contribute to a friendly environment. 😄💛 The tradition reminds us that every morning brings a fresh opportunity—to learn something new, help someone, appreciate the people around us, and move forward with hope. 🌱📚🌟 So, the next time you say **“Good Morning,”** remember that you are not simply using a common phrase. You are sharing a little kindness and welcoming someone into a new day. ☀️❤️ ### 🌟 Hashtags #GoodMorning #MorningGreeting #GoodMorningTradition #GreetingCulture #PositiveMorning #MorningVibes #StartYourDay #PositiveThinking #Kindness #Respect #GoodVibes #NewBeginning #DailyGreeting #MorningMotivation #CulturalTraditions #Communication #SocialConnection #SpreadKindness #PositiveEnergy #LearningAndCulture 🌅☀️😊

#rsisb Roll No.247 Call Aine No.8 Foundation Level 🌅✨ **“Good Morning” – The Tradition Behind the Greeting** ☀️🌸 Have you ever wondered why we say **“Good Morning”** every day? 🌞💭 It may seem like two simple words, but behind this beautiful greeting lies a tradition of **kindness, respect, positivity, and human connection**. ❤️🤝 From the moment we wake up and see the first light of a new day 🌄, we are given another opportunity to begin again. A simple **“Good Morning”** can carry a powerful message: *I see you, I wish you well, and I hope your day brings you happiness.* 😊🌷 Throughout history, morning greetings have been an important part of social life. In many cultures, people developed special ways to welcome one another at the beginning of the day. 🌍🏡 Whether it was a respectful greeting between family members, a warm exchange between friends, or a polite salutation between colleagues, the morning greeting helped strengthen relationships and create a sense of community. 🤗💖 ☀️ **Why do we say “Good Morning”?** The phrase is more than just a habit. It is a small expression of goodwill. When we tell someone **“Good Morning,”** we are wishing them a pleasant, peaceful, and successful day ahead. 🌼✨ Imagine starting your morning with a smile and hearing someone say: 💬 *“Good Morning! Have a wonderful day!”* 🌸 Those few words can instantly create a feeling of warmth and positivity. 😊💛 Sometimes, the smallest gestures can make the biggest difference. 🌿 **The Morning Greeting in Everyday Life** For generations, families have greeted each other in the morning. Parents say good morning to their children, friends greet each other, neighbors exchange smiles, and coworkers begin their day with a polite greeting. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🏠☕️ In some cultures, morning greetings are accompanied by gestures of respect, such as bows, handshakes, smiles, or traditional phrases. 🙏🌏 These customs may differ from one place to another, but the message is often the same: **respect, goodwill, and connection.** 📜 **A Tradition That Continues** As society has changed, the way we communicate has changed too. Today, we can send a “Good Morning” message through WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, text messages, or email 📱💻. Beautiful sunrise pictures, flowers 🌹, inspirational quotes ✨, and cheerful emojis 😊☀️ have become popular ways to share morning wishes. Even though technology has transformed communication, the meaning behind the greeting remains remarkably simple: ❤️ **“I wish you a good day.”** 🌞 **“I hope your morning is peaceful.”** 🌷 **“May something beautiful happen today.”** 🤗 **“You are remembered and appreciated.”** 🌅 **A New Morning, A New Beginning** Every sunrise reminds us that yesterday is behind us and today is a fresh opportunity. 🌄✨ We may not be able to change what happened yesterday, but we can choose how we welcome today. A morning greeting can therefore become more than a social tradition—it can become a reminder to start the day with **gratitude, kindness, hope, and positivity.** 🙏💫 So the next time you say **“Good Morning,”** don't think of it as just a routine phrase. Take a moment to smile, make eye contact, or send a thoughtful message. 😊💐 Because sometimes, two simple words can brighten someone's entire day. ☀️❤️ 🌸 **Good Morning to everyone!** May your day be filled with **peace, happiness, success, good health, beautiful moments, and positive energy.** 🌞🌿✨ Remember: **Every morning is a new page in the story of your life. Write something beautiful today.** 📖💛🌅 ☕️🌞 **Good Morning! Have a wonderful and blessed day!** 🙏🌸✨ #GoodMorning 🌞 #GoodMorningEveryone ☀️ #MorningGreetings 🌅 #GoodMorningMessage 🌸 #MorningTradition 📜 #TraditionAndCulture 🌍 #MorningMotivation 💪 #PositiveMorning ✨ #PositiveVibes 😊 #NewDayNewBeginning 🌄 #FreshStart 🌿 #MorningInspiration 💫 #DailyMotivation ❤️ #SpreadKindness 🤗 #SpreadPositivity 🌷 #BeautifulMorning 🌞 #MorningThoughts 💭 #LifeLessons 🌱 #Happiness 😊 #Gratitude 🙏 #PeaceAndLove ❤️ #HaveAWonderfulDay 🌸 #GoodVibesOnly ✨ #Sunrise 🌅 #MorningQuotes ☕️ #PositiveThinking 💛 #InspirationDaily 🌟 #BlessedMorning 🙏 #StartYourDayRight 🌞

#rsisb Roll No.240 Call Annie No.17 Foundation Level ### **"Alright" – How This Simple Affirmation Came to Be (10-Minute Description)** **Introduction** "Alright" is one of the most common words in English. People use it every day to show agreement, acceptance, understanding, or to ask if someone is okay. Although it seems like a simple word, it has an interesting history and has become an important part of everyday conversation. ### **The Meaning of "Alright"** "Alright" generally means: * Okay * Fine * Acceptable * Agreed * Safe or well Examples: * "Alright, let's begin." * "Are you alright?" * "Everything is alright." ### **Where Did It Come From?** The word **"alright"** developed from the older phrase **"all right."** * **"All right"** appeared in English in the 1700s. * It meant **everything is correct, proper, or satisfactory.** * Later, many people started writing it as one word: **"alright."** Some grammar experts still prefer **"all right"** in formal writing, but **"alright"** is now widely accepted in everyday English and modern communication. ### **How People Use "Alright" Today** People use "alright" in many situations: * To agree: "Alright, I'll do it." * To check on someone: "Are you alright?" * To accept an idea: "That's alright." * To end a conversation: "Alright, see you later." * To calm someone: "It's alright. Don't worry." ### **Why Is It So Popular?** The word is popular because it is: * Short * Easy to remember * Friendly * Polite * Useful in almost every conversation It helps people communicate quickly and naturally. ### **Examples in Daily Life** * Teacher: "Please open your books." Student: "Alright!" * Friend: "Can you help me?" You: "Alright." * Parent: "Be careful." Child: "Alright!" ### **The Lesson Behind the Word** "Alright" teaches us that simple words can make communication smoother. It shows agreement, respect, and understanding. Using positive and polite words helps build better relationships with family, friends, classmates, and coworkers. ### **Conclusion** Although "alright" is just one small word, it has a long history and an important role in everyday English. Whether you say **"all right"** or **"alright,"** the message is usually the same: everything is okay, accepted, or understood. Learning the history of common words helps us appreciate the richness of the English language and become more confident speakers. Rehan School Islamabad Campus Asma Shaheen EducationWali Irum Asim Saima Happinesswali https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1DLqr4PTGL/

#rsisb Roll NO.240 Call Annie.8 Foundation Level # Good Morning – The Tradition Behind the Greeting 🌞 **Good Morning** is one of the most common and meaningful greetings used around the world. It is more than just two simple words—it is a way to show kindness, respect, and friendliness. People use this greeting to wish others a pleasant and successful start to the day. The tradition of saying "Good Morning" has been practiced for many years in different cultures. It helps create a positive atmosphere and strengthens relationships between family members, friends, classmates, teachers, coworkers, and even strangers. A warm "Good Morning" with a smile can brighten someone's day and make them feel welcomed and valued. In schools, students greet their teachers and classmates to show good manners and respect. In workplaces, employees greet each other to build teamwork and maintain a friendly environment. In homes, family members begin the day by wishing each other a good morning, creating a happy and caring atmosphere. Greeting others is an important part of good communication. It teaches us to be polite, confident, and respectful. Even a simple greeting can reduce stress, encourage positive conversations, and make social interactions more comfortable. Different countries and cultures may have different ways of greeting, but the message is always the same: wishing others well and showing kindness. Learning about the tradition behind "Good Morning" reminds us that small acts of courtesy can have a big impact. By greeting people every morning with a smile, we spread positivity, strengthen friendships, and help create a more respectful and welcoming community. **Key Lesson:** A simple "Good Morning" costs nothing, but it can make someone's entire day brighter. You can use this as a YouTube, classroom, or presentation description, or I can also make it in a shorter or more engaging style. Rehan School Islamabad Campus Asma Shaheen EducationWali Irum Asim Saima Happinesswali https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1Nz5Hzv9wR/

A little bird flying in winter... froze and fell on the ground...a cow came by dropped some dung on it...bird felt warm and recovered and began to sing for joy...a passing cat heard the singing…dug it out and ate it ...the MORAL here...1) Not all who drop shit on us are our enemy! 2) Not everyone who gets us out of shit is our friend! 3) When we are in deep shit its best to strategize then to make noise! Rani Wemel

PAKISTAN HAS SO MUCH BEAUTIFUL CULTURE AND AMAZING PLACES TO SEE AND WONDERFUL PEOPLE. CONSIDER IT IN YOUR PLACES FOR MUST SEE. TELL YOU FOLKS TROUBLES ARE IN EVERY NATION IN WORLD . BUT WE MUST NOT COWARD TO FEAR . REACH OUT , TALK AND WOW WHAT AN AMAZING WORLD. KARACHI IS ONE OF MY MUST SEEE PLACES LOVE YOU PAKISTAN Pamela Hills

I am really disgusted with this notion of glorifying death. There is no glory in killing or getting killed, The true jihad is to live your life and fight your ego, infatuations etc, That is the fight Allah created the humans for.... Suicide is considered haram and Sinful in Islam, that's why killing someone who is innocent is a one of ugliest sins someone can commit.. While the innocent gets his/her slate clean, the murderer will rot in hell for ever.... Banish the folks form your land who evoke these emotions, they are the biggest cowards / hypocrites as they'll send others to die and not lead the fight Imran Qureshi

A good note by Zahid TOor Happy Eid Mubarak,,Happy Eid Mubarak ,,,, But once think for a while - If I utter my words in-front of Any Victim Of Gaza Or any IDP's then what will be answer - Anyone can guess What will be the answer - It does not need any Logic or Rocket Science ,, Eid is gift for Forbearance, for persistence, for Taq'wa Which we do in Month of Ramadan - But to celebrate it to make it a carbon Copy of Christmas Eve is Awful; and Meaningless...Celebrating Eid and forgetting Muslims of Gaza and IDPs make us accomplice in brutality of Israel..Do we have forgotten last Sermon of Prophet Muhammed ( peace be upon him) when he said Arabs and Non-Arabs are equal....So Why this bleakness is in our heart - Where from this emotional -emptiness came in us ,,We were not like this ,,We were One and We did best for this World ,,People Liked Muslim because our Brother-hood was exemplary. If being a citizen of GAZA - May I Ask Questions? Where are our Muslim Army Generals & where is our that Islamic Unity ...We are Poor but What Saudia Arabia ,,UAE,,BAHRAIN ,,KUWAIT ,,QATAR is doing with their Money .Okay we are Coward So where are the brave Soldiers of Pakistan Army .. Okay we are weak ideologically ,So where is brainy Think-tank of Iran which puzzled USA for many years ,,Okay we are extremist So where are the Liberals of Turkey who believes in equality So WHY we are failed at inhabiting ISRAEL ...Why ?? Do You Have Any Answer?

My friend Arnon Katz who is from Israel wants to Discuss this, can you discuss it with him ? Rehan, can you please ask your expert for interpretation to this phrases from the Quran: the Qur'an says that God gave the Land of Israel to the Jews ! It [the Qur'an] "is a guide for the righteous, who have faith in the unseen and are steadfast in prayer" [Qur'an: Sura 2, "The Cow", verse 2] It [the Qur'an] is "a confirmation of previous scriptures" (i.e., the Bible) [Qur'an: Sura 12, "Joseph", verse 112] "We [Muslims] believe in that which was revealed to us [the Qur'an] and that which was revealed to you [the Torah]. Our God and your God is one. To Him we surrender ourselves". [Qur'an: Sura 29, "The Spider", verse 47] "Enter, My People, the Holy Land which Allah has assigned for you. Do not turn back, or you shall be ruined". [Qur'an: Sura 5, "The Table, verse 21] "We [Allah] settled the Israelites in a blessed land and provided them with good things". [Qur'an: Sura 10, "Jonah", verse 93] "Pharoah sought to scare them [the Jews] out of the land [of Israel]: but We [Allah] drowned him, together with all who were with him. Then We said to the Israelites: 'Dwell in this land. When the promise of the hereafter comes to be fulfilled, We shall assemble you all together [in the Land of Israel in the End of Days]". [Qur'an: Sura 17, "The Night Journey", verse 103] "it was Our [Allah's] will to favour those who were oppressed [the Jews] and to make them leaders of mankind, to bestow on them a noble heritage and to give them power in the land [of Israel]: and to inflict on Pharoah, Haman, and their army, the very scourge dreaded by their victims". [Qur'an: Sura 28, "The Story", verses 5-6] "We [Allah] gave the persecuted people [the Jews] dominion over the eastern and western lands which We had blessed [the east and west banks of the Jordan River]. Thus your Lord's gracious word was fulfilled for the Israelites, because they had endured with fortitude; and We destroyed the edifices and towers of Pharoah and his people". [Qur'an: Sura 7, "The Heights", verse 137] "To Moses We gave the Scriptures, a perfect code for the righteous, with precepts about all things, and a guide and a blessing, so that his people might believe in the ultimate meeting with their Lord". [Qur'an: Sura 6, "Cattle", verse 155] "tell of Our servants Abraham, Isaac and Jacob: men of might and vision whom We made pure with the thought of the hereafter. They shall dwell with Us among the righteous whom We have chosen". [Qur'an: Sura 38, "Sad", verse 46] "Glory be to Him [Allah] who made His servants [Muhammed and El Burak] go by night from the Sacred Temple [of Mecca] to the farther Temple [of Jerusalem], whose surroundings We have blessed, that We might show him some of Our signs. He [Allah] alone hears all and observes all. We [Allah] gave Moses the Scriptures and made them a guide for the Israelites, saying, 'Take no other guardian than Myself. You are the descendants of those whom We carried in the Ark with Noah. He was a truly thankful servant'". [Qur'an: Sura 17, "The Night Journey", verses 1-3] "We gave the Scriptures to the Israelites and bestowed on them wisdom and prophethood. We provided them with good things and exalted them above the nations". [Qur'an: Sura 45, "Kneeling", verses 16-17] "There is guidance, and there is light, in the Torah which We [Allah] have revealed. By it the prophets who surrendered themselves to Allah judged the Jews, and so did the rabbis and the divines; they gave judgement according to Allah's scriptures which had been committed to their keeping and to which they were witnesses". [Qur'an: Sura 5, "The Table", verses 44-45]

@basit ali shared this with me The most obvious signs that militants have nothing to do with Islam and the Prophet. Before engaging in battle, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) instructed his soldiers: 1. “Do not kill any child, any woman, or any elder or sick person.” (Sunan Abu Dawud) 2. “Do not practice treachery or mutilation.(Al-Muwatta) 3. Do not uproot or burn palms or cut down fruitful trees.(Al-Muwatta) 4. Do not slaughter a sheep or a cow or a camel, except for food.” (Al-Muwatta) 5. “If one fights his brother, [he must] avoid striking the face, for God created him in the image of Adam.” (Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim) 6. “Do not kill the monks in monasteries, and do not kill those sitting in places of worship. (Musnad Ahmad Ibn Hanbal) 7. “Do not destroy the villages and towns, do not spoil the cultivated fields and gardens, and do not slaughter the cattle.” (Sahih Bukhari; Sunan Abu Dawud) 8. “Do not wish for an encounter with the enemy; pray to God to grant you security; but when you [are forced to] encounter them, exercise patience.” (Sahih Muslim) 9. “No one may punish with fire except the Lord of Fire.” (Sunan Abu Dawud). 10. “Accustom yourselves to do good if people do good, and to not do wrong even if they commit evil.” (Al-Tirmidhi) These barbarians violate every single conduct of Islam during a battle