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QISMAT  Once mentioned that three sisters lived in a village with their uncle. The eldest sister was twelve years old and her name was Sania. She was very innocent and sweet-looking. Sania's younger sister was nine years old. Her name was Rania and her youngest sister was four years old. Her name was Musarat. The three of them lived with their uncle. Musarrat's father died in an accident a few months before Musarrat's birth. It was a great shock to Musarrat's mother that she could not bear it and her mother also died because of some complications at the time of Musarrat's birth. Grandmother wanted to keep the three of us sisters, but uncle had no children and all three were his brother's daughters. Uncle insisted on keeping the three of us with them, then Nani (GRANDMOTHER) would agree. Uncle raised the three of us like his own children. We were also very envious of our uncle. Sania passed the matriculation exam with excellent marks. Everyone was thrilled. Uncle...

Evil company corrupts good habits  Sara belonged to a middle-class and religious family. She was born after many prayers and intentions. She was an only daughter, so her parents raised her with great pride and love. Sara's father was not very rich. But his life was going well. His father was the imam of the mosque and lived on the upper floor of the mosque. Sara's mother was a simple-minded and religious woman who taught religious education to the children of the neighborhood. The children called her Astani Ji. When Sara grew up, her mother started studying at home. Sara's mother found out that Sara was very intelligent. Sara learned to read the Qur'an in a brief time and started going to school at the same time. Maulvi Sahib himself used to drop off and pick up his daughter from school. Although he loved Sara very much. He wanted to fulfill all the wishes of Sara, but Maulvi Sahib had also seen the world, but he was also afraid of the situation. Wherever she went, he w...

Motivational stories   (if you do not understand well English, please click the link given below for Urdu.) Ayesha lived in a slum area of ​​Lahore. Ayesha belonged to a poor family.  Ayesha had two sisters. Her parents brought her up. She was very serious about her future. She always wanted to fulfill her and her family's dreams through their education, and that's why she worked hard. When she passed her matriculation, her parents tried to stop her from getting an education and stopped her from going to college because the financial situation of the house was terrible and it is very difficult for Ayesha's parents to fulfill the expenses of the house. For this reason, Ayesha's two younger sisters also started learning household chores after primary so that they could help their mother.  Ayesha's father became ill thinking about the expenses of the house and the education of the daughters and their marriages and could not work and earn money. The conditions of the...