One day, while the teacher Thalou was enjoying his morning meal and reading newspapers, his phone rang. He looked to see who was calling at this early hour. He answered happily. The caller said happily: Hello, Teacher Thalou. I am King Sabaa. He said: Welcome, my lord. How are you today? He replied: I have a big problem. Teacher Thalou asked: What is that? I have a piano. I tried to fix it myself, but its voice became strange. Have you come to examine it? ...
After his long adventures in the sea, Sultan Behlozan arrived at a city, where the great lady was. Behlozan’s lady was very wise, but he was more powerful according to Sultan Behlozan’s sight, as he had discovered his special power while still very small, and with his growth he would fly to the farthest horizons in the jungle. He was always serving the wolf behind the trees, and would come out at evening carrying a large food tray for her, but the wolf didn’t notice anyone. And during the day Behlozan’s lady would prepare the food trays for him during the day, then Behlozan would take the trays to his lady at evening, and she would eat the food and Behlozan would take the empty tray. ...
For a very long time, there wasn’t even day and night, for the sun didn’t rise and there was no earth except mysterious and magical creatures only, and there were two small genies flying very high to the point they were able to scare the people who were passing by, because they were two genies. One day, a great sky goddess appeared to them as they were flying and fighting a lot, in what seemed like an endless game, but they were trying to kill each other, and the game was very dangerous but magical, and they were fighting each other for the favor of the great sky goddess, for each of the genies loved her from all the genies. ...
Once there was a little butterfly that was flying in the corners of the place where she lived. She was weak and delicate, and she was the most beautiful among the other butterflies and shining like the sun. This little butterfly was called “Rosita.” She used to play in the beautiful place where she lived, where beautiful flowers had formed with many colors. Despite this beauty that surrounded her, Rosita didn’t feel happiness because she desired to move to the Blue Mountains, which were very far from her. One day, after much thinking about this matter, she decided to travel to these mountains. While she was flying from flower to flower, she met a small bird that made her smile. She said to him: “Good morning, master bird.” He answered: “Good morning.” Then she asked him: “What happened to your left eye?” ...
A fairy must possess wings, for those wings are the source of her power, as all the magic is in them. Our Adalina wasn’t an ordinary fairy. She didn’t possess wings, but more than that, she was a princess, the daughter of the great Queen of Fairies. Because she was very small like a flower, life was just a chain of problems for her. She wasn’t only unable to fly, but also didn’t possess any magical powers, as the fantastic magic came from the two delicate crystal wings. ...
Once, the pen put its head in its cap to sleep for a while, after drawing two lines on a white paper. One was a straight line, while the other was a curved line. But the pen heard some conversations between the two lines before closing its eyes. The conversations between the straight line and the curved line reached the point of screaming. So the pen took its head out to see what was happening between the two lines. It found the curved line screaming, walking like a snake, saying: “Get out, oh straight line, from this paper, because your harsh shape reminds me of a cane.” ...
Janey woke up and went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast for herself and her dragon, as she did every morning. She placed a plate of sausages for the dragon, a glass of milk, and a banana for herself. She called the dragon, but he didn’t respond. She went to search for him throughout the house but couldn’t find her dragon. She went out to the garden to look for him and felt movement behind one of the bushes. When she looked there, she found a dog playing with a ball. ...
In a beautiful field, the ground was covered with grass in the spring season after rain fell in the winter season. The beautiful green leaves of trees appeared. The animals were very happy in the spring season because there was much food. They would eat and be satisfied. Rabbits, cows, and sheep would eat green grass. Lizards would eat flies and other insects that abound in the spring season. The beautiful white rabbit was eating long grass under the trees. He looked up and found the chameleon looking at him. The rabbit said to her: Spring is beautiful, oh chameleon. She said: Yes, yes, and there is much food, so I am very happy. The rabbit asked her: Tell me, oh chameleon, why do you like to stay on tree branches? She said: Because here I catch many flies and eat them. You know that flies like to fly between tree branches. The little rabbits saw their father the rabbit talking to the chameleon, so they approached him. The mother rabbit also came to hear the conversation as well. ...
It is told that in the distant, very distant past, the Sun lived on Earth, just as the Sea lives on it. The Sun was used to visiting him from time to time, perhaps staying with him for a long time, exchanging enjoyable conversation with him, and conveying the news of this universe that was still a small infant. The conversation between the Sun and the Sea: One day, the Sun noticed a matter that she confided to her friend the Sea. She said to the Sea: I have repeated my visit to you! The Sea answered: It’s generosity from you without doubt! She said: But you never returned the visit to me! The Sea answered: My circumstances prevent me from that, unfortunately! She said to him: What are these circumstances that stand between you and performing the duty?! ...
God says in His Holy Book: Cooperate in righteousness and piety, and do not cooperate in sin and aggression. This command from the Almighty, blessed and exalted, emphasizes the importance and value of cooperation among Muslims and among all humans. Cooperation is the basis of dealings between humans in societies to elevate them. It is an urgent necessity for building and construction. If we look at the most famous success stories of companies and institutions, we will find behind them a lot of cooperation among the work individuals themselves. ...