It is told that in ancient times lived a man named Marouf in the city of Cairo, and Marouf was a poor cobbler who worked on patching shoes and soles them, but he was in dire straits, and rarely came to him a man or woman requesting him to patch their sole. Marouf’s wife was a sharp-tongued, harsh-hearted woman who treated him with harshness and heard from her nothing but bad words because of the thinness of his condition. ...
It is told that a king of the great kings, his heart was softened for a small orphan child that some of his servants picked up, so he ordered to raise him and attach him to his family. He chose for him a name to call him by, named Ahmed the Orphan. Ahmed was a smart child, and signs of success and intelligence appeared on him since his early age. The king taught him and took care of him for what he saw in him of signs of kingship. ...
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. ...
Our merciful religion has taught us that the good word is the good character of a Muslim, and it is his charity in the land, by which he attains the pleasure of the Lord of Glory, where the good word emanates from the mouth of the true Muslim to illuminate the world with its light and its good fragrance, and it is the title of the speaker and the evidence to his piety. Our noble Messenger, peace be upon him, has urged us to adhere to his morals, so we have never heard about him that he spoke badly to someone or behind his back. He was always, peace be upon him, good of tongue where good words emanate from between his lips like the perfume emanating from a flowering garden. ...
Trustworthiness is a praiseworthy trait that every polite Muslim who adheres to the teachings of his merciful religion should be characterized by. In its simple concept, trustworthiness means to return every person their right, and to preserve what they own, just as we preserve what we own, for this is one of the foundations of Islam. Trustworthiness was mentioned in the Book of God Almighty, when the Lord of Glory mentioned that trustworthiness must be returned to its people, and the Noble Lord made it a burden for the heavens and the earth, but they refused to carry it, so man carried it. Our master Muhammad, peace be upon him, was the best example for us and a clear evidence of how to return trustworthiness and also preserve it, so we must be adorned with his morals. ...
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. ...
Two men set off walking on their feet, but with the intensity of the heat they were in need of water, and they did not have with them except one camel owned by one of them, and the other did not have anything he owned. The two friends walked searching for any source of water, until they found a well, but without a bucket that could enable them to carry water. The owner of the camel volunteered to go down to the bottom of the well to carry water and ascend, with the help of his friend, so the friend agreed. ...
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. ...