Foundation Level
Day 11
Story Post No: 2
Roll No: 007

Mulla Nasrudin's Wise Answer

One afternoon, Mulla Nasrudin was sitting beneath a large tree in the town square, enjoying the cool breeze. People often came to him with difficult questions because they knew his answers were always filled with wisdom.

A wealthy merchant approached Mulla and asked, "Mulla, I've traveled the world and earned a fortune, but I'm still not satisfied. Tell me, what is the greatest treasure a person can possess?"

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Mulla smiled and replied, "Before I answer, let me ask you a question. If you were lost in a desert with a bag full of gold but no water, which would you choose?"

The merchant answered without hesitation, "Water, of course. Gold would be useless."

Mulla nodded and said, "Exactly. The value of anything depends on the situation. Wealth is useful, but wisdom teaches you when, where, and how to use it."

The merchant thought for a moment and then asked, "So, if you had to choose between wisdom and wealth, which one would you choose?"

Mulla looked at him with a gentle smile and said, "I would choose wisdom."

The merchant looked surprised. "Why not wealth?"

Mulla laughed softly and replied, "Because with wisdom, I can earn wealth. But with wealth and no wisdom, I could lose everything."

The people gathered around listened carefully. One young man asked, "Then why do so many people spend their lives chasing money?"

Mulla answered, "Because they believe money will solve every problem. They forget that without wisdom, money can create even bigger problems."

The merchant lowered his head, realizing the truth in Mulla's words.

Before leaving, he said, "Today, you've given me something more valuable than gold."

Mulla smiled and replied, "Knowledge increases when shared, but money decreases when spent. Invest in wisdom first, and everything else will follow."

The merchant thanked Mulla and walked away, determined to seek wisdom before chasing more wealth.

Moral of the Story

True wealth is not measured by the money you own but by the wisdom you possess. Wisdom helps you make better decisions, overcome challenges, and use your blessings wisely. Money may buy comfort, but wisdom builds a meaningful and successful life.

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Roll NO:11
Story post no ; 1
story post topic Create a story post title Mulla Nasrudin and the Donkey's Price and post the story on social media

A bustling village market, Mulla Nasrudin proudly leads his stubborn donkey through the crowd, claiming it’s the smartest animal in the entire town. When curious buyers gather and ask the price, Nasrudin sets an outrageously high amount. Shocked, the crowd laughs and questions his sanity—until Nasrudin calmly replies that the donkey isn’t really for sale. The price, he explains, is simply to stop people from asking. This humorous tale reminds us that sometimes the value of things isn’t in selling them, but in the stories they help us tell.

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Day no: 10 Story post:1**Mulla Nasrudin and the Donkey's Price**
Roll : 008
## **Story Post Title:**
One day, Mulla Nasrudin took his donkey to the market to sell it. As he walked through the crowd, everyone had a different opinion.
One person said, "Your donkey is too old."
Another said, "It's too expensive."
A third person said, "You should keep it instead of selling it."
Mulla smiled and listened to everyone, but he did not change his mind because he knew the true value of his donkey.
At the end of the day, he sold the donkey to someone who appreciated its worth and paid a fair price.
**Moral of the Story:**
Not everyone will understand your value. Don't let other people's opinions decide your worth. Stay confident, know your strengths, and wait for the right opportunity.
**Believe in your value—those who truly appreciate it will recognize it.**
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Roll No: 82
Canva post:3
Canva post topic: #Claver plan of Mulla Nasrudin
The Clever Plan of Mulla Nasrudin
In a small village, Mulla Nasrudin was known for his kindness, wisdom, and sense of humor. People loved visiting him because he always welcomed everyone warmly with food, tea, and friendly conversation. But after some time, a few villagers began taking advantage of his generosity. Every evening, they would come to his house only to eat and enjoy themselves, without showing respect or gratitude.
Instead of becoming angry or arguing with them, Mulla Nasrudin decided to teach them a clever lesson. One evening, when the guests arrived expecting another delicious meal, Mulla placed empty plates in front of them. Everyone looked confused and surprised. Finally, one man asked, “Mulla, where is the food?”
With a smile on his face, Mulla replied, “The food heard that you only come here to eat for free… so it ran away before you arrived!”
At that moment, the guests understood their mistake. They felt embarrassed for taking Mulla’s kindness for granted. From that day onward, they treated him with respect and never misused his hospitality again.
Moral of the Story:
True wisdom is not always shown through anger or punishment. Sometimes, a smart and gentle lesson can change hearts more effectively than harsh words. Kindness is precious, but people should also learn to value and respect it.
This beautiful story reminds us to appreciate the people who help us, support us, and care for us. Never misuse someone’s kindness, because genuine hearts are rare to find.
#MullaNasrudin #WiseStories #LifeLessons #MoralStory #CleverPlan #StoryTime #Wisdom #Learning #InspirationalStories #SocialMediaPost See less

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Roll No: 82
Story post :2
Story post topic:Mulla Nasrudin’s Wise Answer
Mulla Nasrudin’s Wise Answer
Every question in life does not need a complicated answer. Sometimes, true wisdom lies in simple thinking, positivity, and understanding the situation in a smart way.
In this inspiring story, Mulla Nasrudin was invited to the king’s palace. The king wanted to test his intelligence and asked him a tricky question. But instead of becoming confused or nervous, Mulla Nasrudin answered with confidence, humor, and wisdom. His reply surprised everyone and showed that a wise person always looks at the brighter side of every situation.
This story teaches us an important lesson:
Wisdom is more valuable than wealth
Smart thinking can solve difficult problems
Positivity changes the way we see life
A calm mind always gives the best answers
Mulla Nasrudin’s stories are not just entertaining — they are full of life lessons that inspire us to think differently and become better human beings.
Through storytelling, we learn creativity, confidence, communication, and moral values. Stories like these help students improve their thinking skills while also enjoying the learning journey.
Task Created for Rehan School / Rehan Allahwala
Foundation Level Learning Activity
Learning with creativity, wisdom, and imagination
Keep learning, keep growing, and never stop thinking wisely!
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Roll no 88
story post no1
story post topic Create a story post title Mulla Nasrudin and the Donkey's Price and post the story on social
media.

One day, Mulla Nasrudin took his donkey to the market to sell it. A man asked, “How much is your donkey?” Nasrudin proudly replied, “One hundred dollars!”

The man laughed and said, “That’s too expensive for such an ordinary donkey!” Another man offered fifty dollars, but Nasrudin smiled and said, “If I knew its true value, I wouldn’t sell it even for one hundred!”

People gathered around and asked, “Then why are you selling it?” Nasrudin answered wisely, “Because sometimes people don’t pay for the donkey, they pay for the experience that comes with it!”

Everyone laughed, but they also understood the lesson behind his words. The story teaches us to know our worth and never underestimate our value.

#MullaNasrudin #DonkeysPrice #FunnyStory #MoralStory #Wisdom #LifeLesson #StoryTime #Learning #Motivation #SocialMediaPost See less

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Roll no 97
Task no 10
Task topic Mulla Nasrudin & the Donkey's Price

Sometimes, we don’t realize the true value of what we already have until someone else points it out. In this classic tale, Mulla Nasrudin plans to sell his donkey, but after hearing it praised as strong, hardworking, and intelligent, he begins to see it in a whole new light. By the time he reaches the market, he decides to keep it, realizing he would be foolish to part with something so valuable. A humorous and timeless story that reminds us to appreciate the blessings and treasures already in our lives.

#MullaNasrudin #DonkeysPrice #MoralStory #StoryTime #LifeLessons #WisdomStories #InspirationalStories #ClassicTales #HumorWithWisdom #ValueWhatYouHave #Motivation #PersonalGrowth #PositiveThinking #LearningThroughStories #DailyWisdom #SocialMediaStory #MindsetMatters #Appreciation #Storytelling #MotivationalContent

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Roll no.247
cava post. 45
Foundation level

**“Your time is limited, don’t waste it living someone else’s life.” — Steve Jobs**

Life is precious, and every moment we receive is something we can never get back. This powerful quote reminds us that our time should be spent pursuing our own dreams, discovering our own path, and becoming the person we truly want to be.

Sometimes, we become too concerned about what other people think. We compare ourselves with others, follow expectations, or try to live according to someone else’s definition of success. But your journey is **your own**. You have your own talents, dreams, challenges, and opportunities.

Don’t spend your valuable time trying to impress everyone. ‍ Instead, focus on learning, growing, creating, helping others, and making meaningful progress toward your goals. Every small step matters. Every lesson makes you stronger. Every day is another opportunity to move closer to the life you want.

Remember: **You don’t need to live someone else’s story. Write your own.** Believe in yourself, follow your passions, stay true to your values, and make your time count.

Your future is being shaped by what you choose to do today. So stop waiting for the “perfect” moment. Start where you are, use what you have, and take that next step.

**Be yourself. Dream boldly. Work consistently. Make your time meaningful.**

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roll no 46
call ani 8
“Thank You” is one of the simplest and most meaningful phrases we use every day. But have you ever wondered where these two words came from and how they became a universal expression of gratitude?

In this 5-minute journey, explore the fascinating history and etymology of “thank”, discover how the word evolved through the English language, and learn how people have expressed appreciation across different cultures and generations.

From ancient expressions of appreciation to the modern-day “Thank You,” this topic shows how language, kindness, respect, and gratitude are connected. A small phrase can have a big impact—it can make someone feel valued, strengthen relationships, and spread positivity.

Watch, learn, and discover the story behind one of the most powerful phrases in everyday language!

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Roll no: 99
Story Post No: 6
Story Post Topic: Mulla Nasrudin's Magic Cloak
One cold evening, Mulla Nasrudin wore an old, worn-out cloak to a rich man’s dinner.
The guests laughed at his simple clothes, and the servants refused to serve him properly.
Mulla quietly went home, changed into a beautiful new cloak, and returned to the dinner.
This time, everyone welcomed him warmly and served him the best food.
Mulla smiled, took some food, and put it inside his cloak.
The guests were shocked. “Why are you feeding your cloak?”
Mulla replied, “You welcomed the cloak, not me. So the cloak deserves the food!”
Everyone realized their mistake and felt ashamed.
Moral: Never judge people by their clothes or appearance. True value comes from character, not clothing.