Fable

There was a rabbit accustomed always at every time to eat food, he was always hungry and was accustomed to eat continuously and sleep a long time, so he ate and ate and ate. He consumed food throughout the night and throughout the day, but he was never satisfied and was never content with what he ate. One day passed, and all the groups of rabbits went to the green fields and consumed food quickly, all except the greedy rabbit. One of the rabbits said to him eat your food quickly, otherwise the owner of the cage will come and stone us with stones. The rabbit said to him please leave me to eat more and fill my stomach, then I will return. The greedy rabbit continued to consume food, and the other rabbit said the owner of the cage has come, so he replied to him everything is good, he has not reached the cage that we work in yet. ...

Birds, animals, and the bat live in the large dense forest. Animals live under the trees and birds above the trees. We must be aware of what are animals and what are birds, and also there is the bat that lives on the tree. The animals lived together happily and never fought, but one day the situation changed and the birds and animals began to fight each other. The animals said we are the best, so the birds said no we are the best, and the war began as soon as someone was harmed, ending in war or skirmish or battle or even bloodshed. A dangerous war began between the two groups, and much killing and noise appeared during that war. ...

There was a large forest in which lived elephants, monkeys, camels, rabbits, a turtle, a tiger, and a fox, and the king of the forest was also accustomed to living there, but the king became very old in age now and cannot prey on animals to eat them. One day he held a meeting for all the animals of the forest and said to them listen all, I have become very old and cannot hunt animals, therefore we must give you numbers, and accordingly you must come to me so that I can eat you, and do not deceive me, for I still possess the strength to come and fight you. ...

Once there was a large forest dense with trees and dark, the dense trees blocked the sun from reaching the earth in the midday period and this made it always dark. There were many animals in the forest and people were afraid to enter it. At the end of that forest there is a large lake and on the other side there is a small village, and the inhabitants of that village were afraid of the animals present in that forest. ...

Once upon a time there was a beautiful sunny day on a small farm that looked wonderful, and in a beautiful house lived a fat woman who loved food very much, especially chicken eggs. Every morning she would go out to take the chicken eggs from the garden and say how beautiful and delicious they are, how much I love eating eggs, then she would say to the chicken thank you my dear, without you what would I do. ...

Betrayal is an extremely bad trait, a Muslim should not possess it, for our merciful religion has encouraged us to trustworthiness, and both God and His Messenger have commanded us with it, because it is one of the foundations upon which the nation is built. If you see a people lacking trustworthiness among themselves, know that they do not apply the teachings of Islam, and they will suffer their punishment for betrayal and treachery, for treachery destroys its owner. ...

The sun rose in the morning, and the birds began to chirp as they do every day, and the little chicks started picking up grains from the ground, running here and there. After the chicks were full and exhausted from running with their small colored wings, they all lay down under the warm sun’s rays, while the white chick stood, observing the animals in the barnyard, especially the cow. Every day, he looked at it and compared its size to his, and his body to the size of its head! He said to himself how very small I am. ...

It is told that in ancient times lived a very wealthy merchant, and one day he went to a neighboring town to trade in medical supplies, and went to a place to rest and eat some food. While the merchant was eating, he found men torturing a dog, so he said to them why do you torture the dog like this? The thieves replied to him and said this is not your business, so he said rather it is my business, then he said to them I want to buy this dog now, so they said to him ask whatever you wish, by how much will you sell it? He said I want ten silver dirhams, so the merchant paid them and left the dog for the man. ...

There was a blind man named Mamoun living in a distant village at the outskirts of Morocco. He was alone in his small, beautiful house, as he was used to living alone without a wife or children. He had a beautiful garden behind his house that he tended to and cared for the beautiful trees growing in it. He planted it with delicious fruits and vegetables that he ate from. ...

In the evening, Bomboola the owl woke up, ate dinner, and prepared to go to school. She put on her mother’s high-heeled shoe and started playing with it inside the house! Bomboola and the shoe: Bomboola the owl said to herself: How beautiful I am wearing it. I look big. Her mother entered her room and asked her, saying: Bomboola, will you go to school with this shoe? This behavior is not appropriate! ...