Ubaid

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A Choice I Never Thought I’d Have to Make
A Choice I Never Thought I’d Have to Make BY: Khan I always believed life moved in a straight line. You study, you work, you earn, you build something that feels like stability. That’s what I thought adulthood was. But life has a strange way of revealing its real syllabus only when you least expect it. My real lesson came the day I had to make a choice I never imagined would be placed in my hands.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Confessions
The Boy Who Walked on His Hands: A Tale of Courage and Burden
The Courage of Raheela Mughal Yohan — and the Burden Our Children Carry BY: Ubaid Raheela Mughal Yohan is a ten-year-old boy from China, but his story carries a lesson for children across the world. He was only a year old when a sudden illness left the lower half of his body completely paralyzed. For many, such a life-altering disability might have closed the doors to childhood dreams and ambitions. But Yohan refused to let physical limitations turn into mental barriers.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Motivation
The Ancient Voyage: How Boats Shaped Civilization
The Ancient Voyage: A Timeless Story of Boats and the Civilizations They Carried For thousands of years, long before engines roared or metal ships sliced through oceans, humanity trusted the calm sway of wooden vessels to cross unknown waters. The story of boats is, in many ways, the story of civilization itself. It is a tale carved into tree trunks, stitched into animal skins, and preserved in the silent depths of ancient lakes. From the shores of Europe to the coasts of India, and from the sands of the Middle East to the vast rivers of China, the boat has remained one of humanity’s earliest and most loyal companions.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in History
The Storm That Taught Aslam the Truth
The Storm That Changed Aslam — A Lesson He Never Forgot BY: Ubaid Syeda Nazan’s son, Aslam, was a ninth-grade student known for his polite manners and cheerful nature. He was bright in studies and liked by teachers, but he carried one terrible habit—he lied too often. His parents and teachers had advised him countless times:
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families
The Wolf Who Chose Freedom
The Wolf Who Chose Freedom BY: Ubaid For several days, a lone wolf named Abdul Rehman had wandered through the deep forest, searching for food. Hunger clung to his ribs like a shadow, draining his strength and clouding his mind. He had sniffed every trail, stalked every rustle, and chased every faint scent of prey, but nothing came of it. It was as if the forest itself had turned against him, offering no creature, no carcass, not even a scrap to keep him alive.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Earth
A Dress Made of Kindness
A Dress Made of Kindness BY: Ubaid Winter vacations had just ended, and the girls returned to school buzzing with excitement. The moment they stepped inside, they learned that the institution’s Annual Events Week was about to begin. There would be sports competitions, essay writing contests, and even a dress show. The announcement spread like a spark, filling the entire school with joy and anticipation.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families
The Shield of Love: When Parents and Children Become Each Other’s Blessing
The Shield of Love – A Story of Parents and Their Children By Muhammad Aleem Nizami (Translated and Adapted) Allah Almighty has created a beautiful balance in this world—a bond unlike any other—the bond between parents and their children. For every child, parents are a shield, a fortress of love and sacrifice, a living embodiment of mercy on earth. And in return, children are a trust from Allah, a reflection of their parents’ prayers and patience.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Families
The Lesson of the Talking Donkey
The Lesson of the Talking Donkey Adeed was as clever as he was mischievous. His mind was sharp, quick to learn, and full of ideas—but his heart was often filled with mischief. He was known throughout the neighborhood not for his intelligence, but for his troublemaking. Even grown-ups avoided arguing with him, for his tongue was sharper than any elder’s stick. Children feared his pranks, and the villagers jokingly called him “the father of devils.”
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Fiction
Athar and the Stolen Purse: A Boy’s Brilliant Act of Courage
Athar and the Stolen Purse Athar lived with his parents in Sukkur. He was a bright twelve-year-old boy, studying in the eighth grade. Just a few days later, his aunt Raheela’s wedding was to be held in Karachi. Raheela was his mother’s youngest sister, and the whole family was excited about the event.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Criminal
The Soldier’s Choice: When a Father Chose His Country Over His Son
The Soldier’s Choice by Javed Jamal (translated and adapted) The evening sun had already sunk behind the dunes, leaving a reddish glow across the sky when someone knocked at the door. Retired soldier Riaz coughed, pulled his shawl tighter, and got up from the charpoy to open it. Outside stood his younger son, Majid. Without saying much, the boy entered the small brick house.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Criminal
The Boy and the Ape
The Boy and the Ape By Mukhtar Ahmed (Translated and Adapted) In the quiet little village of Wazirabad lived a fifteen-year-old boy named Saeed — healthy, handsome, and full of quiet determination. Life, however, had not been kind to him. When Saeed was only ten, his mother died of meningitis. A year and a half later, tragedy struck again — his father fell into a well and lost his life.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Humans
Noni Learns the Value of Work
Noni Learns the Value of Work (An Inspirational Short Story) Noni was a good boy in many ways — cheerful, curious, and kind-hearted. But he had one very bad habit: he was incredibly lazy. He hated doing any kind of work.
By Ubaid 5 months ago in Motivation