Asslam-o-alaikum to all,
I hope you all are well. Today in this post i am going to tell you about village.

I woke up early this morning. He went to the mosque, performed ablution and offered Fajr prayers. Then I recited the Qur'an. When I finished praying and reciting the Qur'an, then I returned to my home.

Life in the village is very simple and so are the people of the village. Many games are played in the village such as:kabaddi, kokla chapati, ada khada, volleyball, gali danda, hide and seek
Eyes are longing to see the boys playing catch and split, similarly the people running the lotto are not visible but cricket is definitely visible but after the promotion of internet, cable and video games, how many and when are its fans? Stay up

Villagers used to travel for miles on bullock carts, horse carts and donkey carts were also used for daily commute but now bullock carts are no longer visible and horses and donkeys have been replaced by motorcycles which have been replaced by rickshaws. Has gone Only children ride bicycles and they are also small in size because the motorcycle has almost come to the house.

Until a few decades ago, when someone's car passed by in the villages, children used to chase the dust flying in the distance, but now two or four cars can be seen in every area. Earlier, buses from the village to the city used to arrive late but now they do not come either because they have been replaced by small high speed vehicles which run after a short interval.

Not long ago, every house in the village had a tree in its four walls and mostly a neem tree was planted with which the children used to play games with raw and ripe mangoes while the elders used to chew on its twigs. ۔ The leaves of the neem tree were also used in various diseases.

The squares where Yar Bailey used to sit till late at night are now filled with senate after sunset. Now there are no parties under the poplar, bohr and mango trees. However, some stray dogs spend some time under these trees and sometimes a donkey gets stuck.

It was the tradition of the elders to burn the graves every Thursday, if the lamps were lit and any sweets were distributed among the people and children for the reward of the souls of the deceased.

It is a well-known tradition in the village that the spirits of the deceased come to their homes every Thursday but are confined to the temple and if some holy verses are recited for their forgiveness, they return happy and if someone's heirs If nothing is recited, the mourners travel back, but now this tradition seems to be dying out, because very few lamps are burnt on the graves, and even the incense burners are empty. Similarly, the tradition of cooking sweets at home, especially on Thursdays, is almost gone.

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