Kya Fatiha khawani gunah hai ?  Kya Rasm-e-chaharum per kisi Ko kuch khila pila sakhte hai ? #Fatiha #Rasm_e_chaharum The prophet of Islam [PBUH] commanded his followers to mourn over a dead person for three days only . Mourning over a dead person on the fourth day or more than three days is a big sin .  ========= Narrated Muhammad bin Sirin: One of the sons of Um 'Atiyya died, and when it was the third day she asked for a yellow perfume and put it over her body, and said, "We were forbidden to mourn for more than three days except for our husbands." Volume 2, Book 23, Number 369: =================== *What can we do on the fourth day ?* Let's learn from Hazret Aisha 👉🏻 Narrated `Aisha, (the wife of the Prophet) that whenever one of her relatives died, the women assembled and then dispersed (returned to their houses) except her relatives and close friends. She would order that a pot of Talbina be cooked. Then Tharid (a dish prepared from meat and bread) would be pre

  ANOTHER FUNNY MEMORY  Once upon a time , I had an interview at Awantipora University [IUST ] for the  post of university professor . I love to wear casuals but I wore a three piece suit on that day to look presentable . Many other candidates arrived there for the same purpose.  The candidates were invited one by one into the interview chamber . I had studied a lot for that interview and was quite confident . I looked happy as if I had got selected . The other candidates were mumbling prayers or peeking at the notes they were carrying with them . A beautiful girl had brought her mom along . Her mother started talking with me —asking me about my residence, education , family etc . The girl felt embarrassed . She beckoned her mom with all her possible organs not to prolong the talk with this strange guy [me] as she had been  there for the   post of university professor , not looking for husbands.  I perceived the curiosity on that mom's face and the uneasiness on that girl's fac

  My love has returned after fifty years . Five decades have rolled by Since we were teenagers ; Since we were true lovers ; Since she left me to cry and die .  My village was a virgin's face And she the dimple of that face . She was dearer to me than all : Farms , orchards , alleys , waterfall... Of all delicacies at her home , She would put my share aside . Then she would call me outside, By throwing a pebble at my window. (I had taken a street facing room , For our romantic communication. Its windows were like church bells , Which she used to ring with pebbles. ) Seeing me exiting from the main gate , She would come near me smiling , Handing me my share of delicacy Then flying away like gentle fairy . Whenever she had to go anywhere: The market , the hillside or the riverside. She would directly come to my room To persuade me with her sweet words To accompany her here and there . ''Why could she not go all alone ? '' I asked her once an

  *Giving Charity To Birds and Animals* Our sins make our God angry but our charity calms down His anger . Charity is not only to give money to the poor on Eids and in the month of Ramadan . There are  numerous forms of charity . Meeting the people with a smiling face is a charity. Wiping tears from the face of a broken fellow is a charity. Helping the poor students with studies is a charity. Planting trees to save the environment is a charity. Feeding the birds and animals in desperate times is a charity . Spreading a message of benefit on the social media is a charity . Helping a poor person by subscribing his  YouTube channel or Tiktok account is a charity , provided that  he/she does not spread violence, indecency or anything that is anti-humanity . With the passage of time , we must update ourselves and help the  people of our faith and ideology prosper and thrive in every possible way . There is no doubt that what goes around comes around. If we treat people with love and respe

  Imam Gazali and the true knowledge  Imam Gazali was returning from his madrassa to his home after years of study. All he had learnt at the madrassa was written in numerous notebooks and the notebooks were inside a big bag . At a crossroads, he was waylaid by robbers and the bag of notebooks along with other items was snatched from him . Since he was a bold teenager, he went to the chief of the robbers and began to request him to return him the bag of notebooks and take away the other valuable items . Imam Gazali : O Chief, this bag contains notebooks and they are of no use to you . Kindly give it back to me . Chief : What if I don't return it to you ? Imam Gazali: All I have learnt in my life is recorded in these notebooks . I will be ruined if you take them away . I will be no different from an illiterate person.  Chief : [Laughing Loudly ] What a scholar You are ! If I take your notebooks away , you cease to be a scholar . If I return them to you , you become a scholar. Th

  *کاش ایسی پری ہوتی ،  ایسا پیار ہوتا!* میں صُبح سویرے کسی گاؤں میں، پیڑوں کے ٹھنڈی چھاؤں میں ، ایک پری کو ہنستے ہوئے دیکھوں! کھیتی میں کام کرتے ہوئے دیکھوں! پُھولوں کی ڈالیوں جیسے ہو بال، اور سرخ اناروں جیسے ہو گال ! ہونٹ نہ ہو گلاب کی پتیاں ہو! شراب کے پیالوں جیسی ا َ نکھیاں ہو ! دودھ کے رنگ کی لمبی گردن ہو! بُھنویں خنجر،  ریشم سا بدن ہو ! باتیں ہو اُس کی میٹھے گیت ! ہر حرکت ہو اُس کی من پریت ! نرم دل ہو، فلسفیانہ ہو دماغ ! نیک سیرت ہو، دامن ہو بے داغ!  شرم و حیا ہی  اُس کا گہنا ہو! اُس کے ہاتھوں کا میٹھا کھانا ہو! میں پہلے ا ُ سے دوست بنا لیتا! دھیرے دھیرے ہمیں پیار ہو جاتا! وہ میرے آسمان  کا  روشن چاند ہوتی ! روٹھتی  نہ  کبھی وہ ، نہ غصّہ کرتی ! وہ کسی کی باتوں میں کبھی نہ آتی ! وہ میرے لیے سارے جہاں سے جگھڑتی ! میری ہر بات وہ  سچ  مان لیتی  ! میرے ہر اشارے کو وہ پہچان لیتی! میرے سینے میں ا ُ س کا دل دھڑکتا! میں روح اُس کی,  وہ میرا بدن ہوتا ! میرا گھر جنّت ، وہ میری حور ہوتی! میں ہمت ا ُ س کی, وہ میرا غرُور ہوتی! وہ تقدیر میری ، میں اُس کا مقدر ہوتا!

  Over Five hundred words of daily use ? Introduction The raw material of a written language is words . The more words of a Language a Speaker  knows , the better speaker he is . According to an estimate, there are about one million words in English language and out of them about two lac words are in use . A non-native speaker of English language needs to know 100 to 2000 words of English language in order to satisfy his basic needs of  communication in today's world. The number of pronouns , Prepositions , conjunctions and interjections that a non-native speaker needs in his daily life does not exceed a thousand words . However, a Speaker of English language must learn more and more nouns , adjectives and verbs in order to become a confident speaker  . He should know the names of the items of his daily use and names of counties, vegetables, oceans , flowers , fruits , animals etc in English language. In view of the same , I have listed below over five hundred words of daily us

  Midterm General English paper for 12th class  #CBSE SECTION A            (READING COMPREHENSION)  1. Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:         (5marks) Friendship is one of the most cherished relationship on earth. Poets and priests have alike sung praises of it. It gives to life not only charms but also a meaning. Friendship is a mother of mutual love, respect, and love alone can breed love. In fact,  true friend, is one who stands by us through thick and thin. He knows us well. He knows our positive points,as well as negative ones. He is fearless in telling us our faults and bad qualities. He is understanding, uncomplaining and ever helpful. One is very fortunate if one gets true friends in life.   Questions:    a) The most cherished relationship on earth is ............... .  . b) True friend also tells us our ................ .  c) If one gets true friend, one is ................ .   d) Poets and priests have alike sung ........... .  e)”Thick

Midterm General English paper for 11th class  Class : 11th Subject; General English Exam : Midterm , 2021 Max marks : 30   Total No. Of questions : 06 NOTE :- This question paper was made according to the CBSE guidelines. It has FOUR sections . It is like the board paper but in miniature form .    SECTION [A]  Q. NO. 1  . Read the given passage and answer the questions following it .  a) The author recalls his grandmother as a very old lady with a wrinkled face. She appeared so old that it was hard for him to believe that she had once been “young and pretty”. She was short, fat and a little stooped in appearance. The author remembers her moving about the house in “spotless white”, counting the beads of her rosary while her lips moved constantly in silent prayers. She was not “pretty” in the traditional sense, yet her serenity made her “beautiful”. b) In the initial years of his life, the author lived with his grandmother in the village, sharing a good friendship. His grandmother used t