Teaching

One day, a grandmother named Suad sat on her special chair. While she was sitting on the chair, she was making a beautiful scarf from wool for her granddaughter. The grandmother was very much enjoying the scarf she was making for her granddaughter. While she was sitting, her granddaughter Samira entered - she was the younger granddaughter. The grandmother found her extremely sad. The grandmother said to Samira, “What’s the matter with you, my dear granddaughter? Why do you seem this sad, my daughter?” Samira replied to her grandmother, “There’s a black chick in the chicken coop who doesn’t want to eat, and he sits alone.” The grandmother said, “Perhaps he doesn’t want to eat food now, my Suad. Don’t worry, my dear, there’s no need for anxiety.” ...

In that distant forest lived some chickens. The chickens would gather with each other frequently. They felt much overflowing happiness in their settled lives. One day, a black-colored chick came to that group of chickens. One of the eggs hatched. Strangely, those chicks never loved that black chick and were repelled by his dark appearance. The reason was that the black chick wasn’t like the other small chicks. The mother hen was greatly sad about her small black chick, dark in color. She always tried to make the other chicks talk to him and mingle with him, but the rest of the chickens always refused to gather with him, and would distance him from them with their beaks, expressing their rejection of him among them. ...

Here, those chickens didn’t understand the lesson the rooster had given them well, and the situation remained as it was. The chicks mocked that black chick, and they continued as accustomed, distancing the black chick to eat far from them, alone and isolated. One day, those small chicks were sitting in their home, eating food, while the large chickens were all outside the house. The cunning fox exploited that and approached the small chicks to eat them. Suddenly, the black chick approached, defending the group of other chicks, and began striking the fox with all his strength, focusing on the fox’s head, and jumped on him striking him without mercy. Here, the fox began feeling pain and suffering severely, and fled running at incredible speed from the black chick. ...

Once upon a time, there was a large forest containing homes designated for animals. Those homes were close to each other, so each would visit the others. If one of them was absent, they would all ask about them. One day, the monkey and his neighbor the gazelle met. The monkey said, “Peace be upon you, my neighbor. How are you? Many days have passed and we haven’t seen you.” ...

Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, there was a large ant known for goodness, kindness, and compassion. One day, God blessed that ant with small children ants. She began showing compassion to them and caring for them comprehensively. As the winter season approached, that mother ant thought she should gather much food for her small children. The mother ant began gathering food from different places, going here and there until she collected many piles of food for her small children, which would suffice them during the winter period. She feared winter would come and she wouldn’t be able to bring food to her children, and they would die of hunger. ...

One day, Mahmoud went out in the morning to go to school. He waited for the school bus on the street when he heard one of the ladies, who was sitting on the ground in the street selling vegetables. She was crying in a loud voice and began talking to another lady, saying to another lady beside her, “My son angered me yesterday and pushed me to the ground with the utmost cruelty.” ...

Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, in ancient times, there was a large, enormous whale. That whale would eat all the creatures it encountered or saw in its path. Even if the whale wasn’t hungry, it would eat every animal it found. Whether the marine animals were large or small, it wouldn’t leave them without eating them, without mercy or pity. Because of that whale’s behavior and evil actions, it was hated throughout the entire sea and by all the animals in it. Everyone wished for it to die so they could be rid of its evil and bad actions. One day, there was a fish known for intelligence and shrewdness. She came once and approached the whale until she reached beside the whale’s giant ear. ...

Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, there was a little boy named Rashad. Rashad was fond of and passionate about farming, and what he loved most among fruits was the good, delicious apple fruit. It’s very beneficial for body and mind growth, in addition to its delicious, tasty flavor. One day, Rashad began thinking about acquiring a complete apple tree. Since he loved farming work and cared about it greatly, he thought about planting an apple tree in his home garden. ...

Once upon a time, oh fortunate one, there was a child named Ahmed who had a brother named Omar. The brothers always loved playing football with the ball their father had bought for them. The boys only enjoyed playing with the ball inside the house they lived in. The mother had warned them repeatedly to play football outside, in the spacious garden of the house, but the two children refused to listen to their mother. ...

It is told that there was a certain man in the city who claimed that there was a frog in his stomach that he had swallowed. He constantly complained that the presence of that frog in his stomach caused him much suffering and severe pain. When the man’s suffering increased greatly. Finally, after the man’s long suffering due to the presence of the frog he claimed was in his stomach, the man decided to go to the city’s doctors and began visiting all the doctors in the city, one by one. Every time he went to a doctor, he would tell him about the frog in his stomach that he suffered from greatly. ...