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Fiona was a very well-known girl at school. She was smart and kind, and her relationship with everyone was going well. Therefore, it was no coincidence that Fiona had great popularity. From an early age, she made an effort to be kind and friendly to others. Once, she invited the entire class to her birthday party, and from time to time, Fiona would give gifts to everyone. Fiona had many friends and was busy with them, to the point that she didn’t have a chance to spend some time with her other friends. Fiona felt that she was extremely lucky. There was no other girl who had as many friends at school and in the neighborhood as she did. But everything changed on National Friendship Day. On that day, everyone at school was having a fun time drawing and giving gifts. ...

She was able to embark on a successful academic journey with excellence and contributed practically to many community institutions, as well as succeeded in publishing many distinguished works, which qualified her to receive many awards and medals. She is Dr. Mouza Obaid Ghubash, daughter of the United Arab Emirates, who carved her name in golden letters within the Arab and Gulf world. Her Birth and Education: Mouza Obaid Ghanem Ghubash Al Muhairi was born in the Emirate of Dubai, United Arab Emirates. She pursued the study of sociology, obtaining a master’s degree in this field from Cairo University with distinction. Her thesis addressed the topic of “External Migration and Development,” which is an applied study on the economic, social, and political effects of incoming migration during the year 1983. ...

A story from the wonders of international children’s stories, collected and formulated by Toshio Ozawa, and the tale of the Goblin Medicine is a tale from old Japanese stories, or more precisely, it is Japanese folklore from past times, which is taught to Japanese children until the end of elementary school. The story of the Goblin Medicine is told as follows. The Beautiful Moon: Once upon a time in ancient days, a Buddhist priest lived in one of the temples. One night, when the moon was full, he went out to the outhouse to relieve himself. When he squatted and contemplated the moon, he muttered: Ah… oh, beautiful moon! ...

After his long journeys in the ocean, Mr. Bahlool arrived at the Coral neighborhood. The Coral neighborhood was beautiful and quiet, but according to Mr. Bahlool’s opinion, it was too quiet. He sat for the first, second, and third days, but no one visited him at his home in the anemones until he heard screaming. It was the mailman who had been stung by one of the painful anemone stings. Mr. Bahlool treated the mailman, then hung a warning sign. The neighborhood residents must be afraid to visit him, so he went out to get to know them, for he loved gatherings of neighbors very much. ...

After years of working not successful there was a merchant who liked his luck, and one time while he was walking with his donkey and taking with him what was annoying him, when the donkey’s wife knew that the merchant was very beautiful of faces and great of wealth, he became very jealous and went out of him very surprisingly strangely of a variety of donkeys and mules and chickens with some of them on some of them, and there was among them a donkey with green color and the other one red, and in every donkey there was some strange faces, each of them with the color of its donkeys, and he said to the walking, “Calm down, I have faced some of the hard things when I was with donkeys, so he is very patient under what he faces and gave the donkeys to him, so the merchant became angry at what but the walking comforted him that these donkeys are donkeys of the donkeys. ...

Before many years, everyone was rich and healthy, where they were eating with a good and healthy system food very varied, and especially the rich and the children and the animals, they were all practicing the daily good works and they were learning with the good and the love, and the earth was the most beautiful place that can be lived in, and from the wonderful that all of the mountains and the children were suffering from the love and the bad disease. ...

In the farm of Mr. Ahmed Hamza there was a small goat named Dibs, this goat was strange in behaviors and different from other animals of the farm. If her mother asked her to graze some of the grass of the garden, Dibs would graze for a long time and would return while carrying the dates, and if she wanted to see with the rest of the goats she would avoid from it and try to know what moves behind the scenes of the farm. ...

Fasting in our merciful religion, means abstaining from desires, all kinds of foods and drinks, the breaking of the fasting person, from the food of his stomach and that is from the time of breaking the fast until he recovers with a sincere intention, for the sake of God the Most Gracious. And fasting is one of the five pillars of Islam, for it is from the foundations of the religion that God Almighty has commanded us with, and God the Most Gracious and His Noble Messenger, peace be upon him, have reported from him that it is an obligation for every Muslim and worship, and fasting Ramadan has been mentioned, and worshiping and the house, for he who turns to it with repentance, God accepts it. And God the Most High has said (So turn to your Lord and submit to Him before there comes to you from the people a punishment then you cannot be helped that Day eat you this day as you eat in the clear days). God the Great has spoken the truth. ...

Abu Saeed the generous heard from the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, that he had seen one of the people that he had killed a soul and oppressed himself and he runs to the people, in an attempt from him to repentance and return to God. And during his search for his repentance with the acceptance of the people of the earth, with the command of the Lord of Glory and His Messenger, if one of them would happen to him, he would describe to him a sign from a great distance. ...

Our merciful religion has urged us to build compassion in our hearts, for it is the trait of good hearts that show mercy and treat others with kindness in their sadness and joy, overlooking others’ transgression against their right, and distinguished by kindness of heart and its softness. And the compassion in the heart of a Muslim drives him to do good without thinking in return for what he has done of good, and it is contrary to harshness and severity, which may ruin innocent souls without feeling sorry for them. ...