RSLC # ROLL NO 85# FOUNDATION LEVEL Batch 06# DAY: 14# Task: 14# 📖 Mulla Nasrudin and the Tightrope Walker A famous tightrope walker arrived in Mulla Nasrudin's town and invited everyone to watch his daring performance. With perfect balance, he walked across a rope stretched high between two tall poles and returned without a single slip. The crowd erupted in applause, amazed by his incredible skill. The performer proudly asked if anyone could do better. Mulla Nasrudin stepped forward with a smile and said, "Your balance is impressive, but it is only tested by a rope. The real challenge is keeping your balance while dealing with stubborn people, angry neighbors, and foolish arguments every day." The crowd burst into laughter, and even the tightrope walker smiled, realizing Nasrudin's point. Physical balance may earn applause, but emotional balance earns respect. From that day on, people remembered not only the tightrope walk but also Mulla Nasrudin's wise words. 🌟 Moral: True strength is not just balancing on a rope—it's staying calm, patient, and wise through life's everyday challenges. 💬 Have you ever had to keep your balance in a difficult situation? Share your thoughts below! #MullaNasrudin #Wisdom #LifeLessons #ShortStory #MoralStory #Patience #StayCalm #StoryTime #Inspiration #DailyWisdom

#rsisb RollNo.247 Foundional Level 🧠✨ **Mulla Nasrudin's Wise Answer** ✨🧠 Mulla Nasrudin was famous for his quick wit, clever thinking, and humorous way of teaching valuable life lessons. One day, someone asked him a difficult question, expecting to confuse or embarrass him. Instead of getting angry or giving a complicated reply, Mulla smiled and answered with wisdom that amazed everyone around him. His answer was simple, thoughtful, and full of meaning. It reminded people that true intelligence is not about knowing everything—it is about understanding life, thinking clearly, and speaking with kindness and confidence. Mulla's stories continue to inspire people of all ages because they combine humor with timeless wisdom. This story teaches us that before speaking, we should think carefully. A wise answer can solve problems, avoid arguments, and leave a lasting positive impression. Sometimes, the simplest words carry the greatest truth. Let Mulla Nasrudin's wisdom inspire you to stay calm, think wisely, and always choose kindness over conflict. 🌟📚💡 💬 **What's the wisest advice you've ever received? Share it in the comments!** 👇😊 #MullaNasrudin #WiseAnswer #Wisdom #LifeLessons #MoralStory #Inspirational #ThinkBeforeYouSpeak #SmartThinking #Knowledge #Learning #PositiveVibes #StoryTime #Motivation #Mindset #SelfImprovement #WisdomQuotes #ClassicStories #DailyInspiration #NeverStopLearning #BeWise

#rsisb RollNo.247 Foundional Level 🧠🐴 The Clever Plan of Mulla Nasrudin 🏺✨ Have you ever wondered how wisdom can be hidden inside a funny story? 🤔💡 Mulla Nasrudin is famous for turning ordinary situations into unforgettable life lessons. In "The Clever Plan of Mulla Nasrudin," Mulla uses his quick thinking, sharp wit, and calm attitude to solve a difficult problem that leaves everyone amazed. 😄👏 Instead of relying on strength, money, or arguments, Mulla carefully observes the situation and creates a simple but brilliant plan. His clever strategy surprises those around him and teaches everyone that intelligence is often more powerful than force. 🧩💭 This timeless tale reminds us to stay calm during challenges, think before we act, and never underestimate the power of creativity. 🌟 Whether facing a difficult decision, solving a problem at work, or dealing with everyday life, Mulla's wisdom encourages us to use our minds wisely and approach obstacles with patience and humor. 😊📚 The story is entertaining for children and adults alike because it combines laughter with meaningful lessons. Every adventure of Mulla Nasrudin carries a message about honesty, wisdom, kindness, and the importance of looking at problems from a different perspective. 🌍❤️ If you enjoy inspiring stories that make you smile while teaching valuable life lessons, "The Clever Plan of Mulla Nasrudin" is a perfect choice. Read it, share it with your family and friends, and let Mulla's timeless wisdom inspire smarter thinking every day! 🚀📖✨ #MullaNasrudin #CleverPlan #Wisdom #LifeLessons #FunnyStories #SmartThinking #ProblemSolving #ClassicTales #Humor #Motivation #InspirationalStories #CreativeMind #Learning #StoryTime #MoralStories #ThinkSmart #PositiveVibes #Knowledge #TimelessWisdom #ShareTheWisdom 🌟📚😊 See less

Most of the #arguments arise by incorrect understanding of a particular word due to different background and contextual knowledge + understanding of the same word. Rehan Allahwala

A TRUE RELATIONSHIP has tears, fights, trust, faith, pain, arguments, patience, jealousy and most importantly LOVE... Patricia Petrovská

Bism'Allah. I keep being asked to comment on horrific photos of children killed in Gaza... Do the people asking not think I have feelings? The real question is, would the people asking these questions see any difference were the photos of Israeli children? I would not; every death of child, every injury to a child are terrible tragedies to their parents, and our Human Family. Anyone who doesn't realise this is really missing the point... I do not take sides when it comes to the Israeli and Palestinian peoples. How can I? Firstly, their conflict is not my conflict. I'm neither Israeli nor Palestinian. Both Palestinians and Israelis are my sisters and brothers in our Human Family (Bani/Bnei Adam in Arabic and Hebrew). The Israeli/Palestinian conflict is over land and resources, it is not really about religion or ethnicity, both Israelis and Palestinians are multireliguous, multiethnic communities. Many arguments currently being made against Israel apply just as much to Hamas, and more so in some ways - Hamas deliberately targets civilians! That is completely indefensible, whichever way we look at it. How many Israeli children would have been killed were it not for Israel's "Iron Dome" antimissile batteries? Were Hamas as heavily armed as Israel, the casualties on both sides would be countless. We can certainly question the Israeli response, but seriously what do we expect the Israelis to do? The Israeli government would be being negligent to do nothing in the wake of ongoing rockets launched against their civilian population. Which government would tolerate that? In Syria it's been estimated around 9,000 children have been killed, and we still don't know how many children ISIS have murdered in Iraq. Do we only mourn when the children are killed are predominantly Muslims? Remember, Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said all children are born in a state of fitrah. All children are innocent... The propaganda of extremists on both sides, both Hamas supporters and the Southern Baptist backed Likudniks, is seriously getting ridiculous. We need to ensure we are centred, and assess what is really going on. After nearly 7 decades, it should be clear that both sides have issues, neither is innocent, and old approaches are not bringing us any closer to resolving this conflict. I sympathise with the people of Gaza, but not for Hamas. As Muslims, we need to investigate, reflect and be more nuanced in our responses, not everything is as simple as it seems... If we care about children, we should be seeking an end to all violent conflicts, as children are always their greatest victims. Salam. Paul Salahuddin Armstrong Association of British Muslims www.aobm.org

Many people say 911 was an internal job, My Friend Arnon Katz think that it was a real thing done by Muslims or who America says. What do you think ? Please give your arguments to him with proof's

Happy Morning !! Adjustment with Right people is always better than arguments with Wrong people And Meaningful Silence is always better than Meaningless Words. No one is born happy, but we all are born with the ability to create happiness. Sajjan Mallik

Can a Husband force his Wife to wear the Hijāb? Question: My wife is a practicing Muslim but she insists that wearing the Hijāb is no requirement of Islam. Is it obligatory for me as the husband to ensure that she wears the Hijāb? Will I be held responsible if my wife does not wear the Hijāb? How essential is it for women to cover the head? Answer: A husband has not been given the right to compel his wife to wear the Hijāb (garment that covers the head and chest). If your wife is intellectually convinced that the Hijāb is not required by Islam, the only thing you can and should do is to have a good exchange of views with her regarding her arguments. You should try to state the stance of Islam in a very polite and humble manner and leave her to ponder over it. Also, keep thinking about your own arguments. At times, one tends to be more dogmatic than rational. Keep thinking on how you can improve your presentation. In principle, you must try to convince and educate your wife in following any directive of Islam. You have not been authorized to use force in such matters. Also, you will not be held responsible for any deed of your wife if you tried your best to stop her from something that was wrong according to your own perception. As far as the last part of your question is concerned covering the head is essential when the hair has been made up and embellished. If this is not the case, then head covering though still desirable is not obligatory. By Shehzad Saleem

*"Walking"* is the best exercise!!! 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 🚶 *Walk Away* from arguments that lead you to nowhere but anger. *Walk Away* from people who deliberately put you down. *Walk Away* from any thought that reduces your worth. *Walk Away* from failures and fears that stiffle your dreams. *Walk Away* from people who do not care for you and who are opportunistic. The more you *Walk Away* from things that poison your soul, The Happier Your Life Will Be. *Gift Yourself A Walk* Towards Happiness.