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Foundional level
Mulla Nasrudin's Wise Answer

Sometimes, the greatest wisdom comes wrapped in the simplest words. Mulla Nasrudin was famous for giving answers that made people laugh first and think later. His stories are filled with humor, cleverness, and timeless lessons that remain relevant even today.

In "Mulla Nasrudin's Wise Answer," we discover that true intelligence isn't about having all the answers—it's about knowing the right perspective. Mulla had a unique way of turning ordinary situations into extraordinary lessons, showing us that wisdom often hides behind curiosity, patience, and a good sense of humor.

His witty responses remind us not to judge situations too quickly, to question our assumptions, and to approach life's challenges with an open mind. Every conversation, every mistake, and every unexpected moment can become an opportunity to learn and grow.

Mulla Nasrudin's stories encourage us to think beyond the obvious. They teach us that laughter can be a powerful teacher, humility is a sign of true strength, and wisdom isn't measured by how much we know, but by how wisely we use our knowledge.

In today's fast-moving world, these timeless tales inspire us to slow down, reflect, and appreciate the deeper meaning behind everyday experiences. Whether you're seeking motivation, life lessons, or simply a smile, Mulla Nasrudin's wisdom continues to inspire people of all ages across generations.

Remember, every wise answer begins with a thoughtful question, every challenge carries a hidden lesson, and every smile has the power to brighten someone's day. Let Mulla Nasrudin's timeless wisdom inspire you to think differently, laugh more often, and embrace life with kindness, curiosity, and understanding.

"True wisdom is not just knowing the answer—it is knowing how and when to share it with kindness and humor."

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RollNo.247
Foundioal Level
Mulla Nasrudin & the Donkey's Price

Have you ever wondered how we decide the value of something? Sometimes, people judge by appearance, while others understand the true worth hidden beneath the surface. The timeless story of Mulla Nasrudin & the Donkey's Price reminds us that wisdom is far more valuable than wealth, and true value cannot always be measured with money.

In this humorous and meaningful tale, Mulla Nasrudin uses his clever thinking to teach everyone an unforgettable lesson about greed, assumptions, and the importance of looking beyond appearances. His witty response makes us smile while encouraging us to think deeply about honesty, fairness, and appreciating what we already have.

This story inspires us to:
Think before making judgments.
Value wisdom over material possessions.
Avoid greed and appreciate what truly matters.
Use intelligence and kindness to solve problems.
Remember that every experience carries a valuable lesson.

Life's greatest treasures are not always the most expensive—they are the lessons that shape our character and make us wiser every day. Let Mulla Nasrudin's timeless wisdom inspire you to see the world with understanding, patience, and a smile.

What's the biggest lesson you've learned about the true value of things? Share your thoughts in the comments!

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My Appeal for the Election Application has been APPROVED today by the Judge - So I am BACK in the Race - Please make sure you DO NOT vote for me :)

Excellent life plan

1st
Make peace with ur past so that it doesnt screw up the present
2nd
What other people think of u is none of ur business.
3rd
Time heals almost everything. Give it time.

4th
The person responsible 4 ur happiness is u urself.

5th
Dont compare ur life to others & dont judge them.
u have no idea what their journey is all about.

6th
Stop thinking too much;
its good not to know all the answers.

Stay blessed.

Opinions of others do matter only if it is constructive feedback...then we should learn from it...if it is just said in contempt we should ignore it totally and not let it affect us at all..the same way we should never judge someone by other peoples opinion...we should judge them for how they are to us...when we dream they think we are crazy...when we succeed they think we are lucky...it does not matter what people think...they simply don’t understand...making life great in our own way...is in our hands

Rani Wemel

Every human being deserves to give and to receive respect to others for it is god who will make judgements, not other men - Rumi

Mohsin M. Siddique writes Seen and Experienced:

If you are upset about anything with anyone ... No matter if you are right or wrong ... It really doesnt matter ... What matters is that you sit together ... And seek first to understand then to be understood ... Chances are you might come up with a solution or an agreement ... Which can be a ray of hope for those who truly care for you ... And wouldnt want to quit on you ... But are poisoned with ego ... Remember ... No one is perfect ... Everyone makes mistakes ... So we should all have the capacity to understand (NOT JUDGE) others situation, put ourselves in their shoes ... And then try to make things better ... Remember ... Communication is the Key ... Its all up to You, which door will you lock or unlock !!

Someone wrote

I am sorry to say that I used to follow due to human rights and good deeds but since ur status about apologizing to Bangladesh and make us Pakistani blame for it dont know what title should I give? It did hurt me alot since my father uncle brother cousins who all are in government different sectors giving their life for country and u r blaming us all Pakistani for the PAST? Sorry to say that I judged u wrong but it deep saddens and disappointed me after what you wrote!!!!!

My question: when did I blame ? When did I say that who gave their life is wrong ?

Fantastic Topic of Khutba today by Kashif Dilkusha ¡ ateeq amna masjid. How to judge people

Today it was the most PACKED Airport Line in Karachi I have ever seen, However the Emirates staff was as usual Amazing and helped me out as I had no luggage and I did online checking.

Next to my seat, I met a gentleman who works for Karachi Local Government, He told me he works there, but he has so much time, that he has another full time job, He had done Umra last week and this week he is going to honey moon with his wife in Dubai.

I thought what a wonderful man to do all this, he had a beard also so I thought he is a good muslim.

Knowing this, I asked him, How is it possible to do a private job, and yet also do a government job ? He said it is a govt job, so he goes 6 or so times a month, and that is enough, as he is honest and does not take bribe nor gives, thus he does not go, so he does not have to do more bribing !

I scratched my head, and pulled up the courage to ask another question, So brother please tell me how is it honest to collect salary for a month and show up only 6 to 7 days, and What would you tell Allah at the Day of Judgement ?

He smiled and said, I have an answer for him, and I will tell him that !

I started wondering, what that answer may be, yet i was not able to stop my self, so I took out a business card, Gave it to him and said, Brother I would LOVE to hear that answer, as I think if someone at your home who worked for you, shows up for 6 days a month, and demands a month’s salary, You may want to let go of him.

His answer was , it is a government job, and everyone does like this !

I asked again, So are you going to be questionable about their life at day of judgement of only about your self ?

He smiled, and said nothing.

I again being the person I am asked, so why do you not resign from this job, This way you do not have to worry about all this problem, you have another full time job, and Allah in Quran promises to provide you with food, and he also tells us that he WILL reward us from places that he does not expect, He said that is true, the trip to Dubai is also Gifted to him by someone.

I smiled and apologized to him if I had hurter his feeling, or was being blunt, Do forgive me, but I urged again, to urge him self and his friends who are honest to RESIGN or NOT take salary if he really want’s to see a wonderful Country.

I Also urged him to go around the malls and city of Dubai and take a dream back with him to help build something huge back home also.

Learning from this: I urge again all the people to think of what they will say at the day of judgement as they will only be asked about them selves first NOT how corrupt their bosses or peers are, ONLY THEM and if they can not , then for the sake of Allah, Leave the job and find Halal income, as that IS also a Jihad.

Have a lovely week ahead :)

Rehan Allahwala