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Assalamu Alaikum friends, I begin in the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. I welcome all friends to the blog of Iqra Batool. And I hope you are living a happy and beautiful life with your loved ones. I am also living a happy and peaceful life with my loved ones. Today I will share with you a post full of great content and moments of joy. Today I am going to participate in a competition that has always been my favorite competition and for that I want to thank ma'am @suboohi who organized this competition.
Greedy is a curce
In a village there lived a man who was very poor. This man sold all the belongings in his house one by one because of his poverty. One day, there was nothing to eat or drink in this man's house, so he had duck, which he slaughtered. The man gave the slaughtered duck to his wife and told her to cook it and make it a meal. The wife told her husband that there was no flour in the house to make bread, nor was there salt and chili to cook duck curry.
After listening to his wife's words, the poor man started thinking. Then he said to his wife, "There is a king living in the village. I will give this duck to the king. Perhaps he will give me something in return." The man arrived at the king's court and said to the king, "I have brought this duck for you as a gift. This was the last duck I had and I thought I would present it to the king as a gift.
" The king called his wife and children and said to the man, "Now you divide this duck among all of us, keeping in mind that everyone should get their fair share." The king had one wife, two sons and two daughters. The man gave the duck's head to the king and told the king that you are the guardian and head of the house, so the head is yours.
Then the man cut off the duck's nose and gave it to the king's queen, saying, "You are the queen of this house, so the nose is given to you because you are the one who will protect your husband's honor." Then he cut off both feet and gave them to the king's sons and said, "You are your father's feet, meaning you are your father's support, that is why the feet are given to both of you.
" Then the man cut off both of the duck's feathers and gave them to the king's two daughters, saying, "You will go to other people's houses flying the feathers, and the homes of others will be respected. so the duck feathers are yours." And then in the end, there was a portion of duck meat left, which the man kept for himself, and the king was very pleased and impressed by the man's wisdom.
The king gave this man a cash reward for his wisdom. After a few days, a man from the village heard about this whole incident and became greedy. He said, "Why don't I also go to the king with the utensils?" After a few days, a man from the village heard about this whole incident and became greedy. He said, "Why don't I also take some ducks to the king?" He greedy man came to the king's court with ducks and said to the king, "I have brought these five ducks for you as a gift.
" The king called his wife and children and said to the man, "Now you divide this duck among all of us and take care that everyone gets an equal share so that no one is harmed." The greedy man, after hearing the king's words, became thoughtful and said to himself, "I wish I had brought six ducks instead of five."
The king then called the first man and said to him, "You divide these ducks among us." This wise man gave the king's wife and the king a duck and said to them both, "Now you are three." Then he gave one duck to the king's sons and said to them, "Now you are three. Then the man gave one duck to the king's two daughters and said to them, "You are now three. Then the man finally had two ducks, which he kept with him and said, "Now we are also three."
And the greedy man kept looking at the wise man. The king was so happy to see the wisdom man that the king gave him some part of his land so that he could spend the rest of his life with joy and peace. And the greedy person has caused his own loss because of his greed
Conclusion
This story teaches us that wisdom is a great wealth, and the scales of justice should always be balanced on both sides. We should always do whatever we do or make any decision after careful consideration and act wisely. Therein lies the goodness of man.
| I will invite my friends to join this contest: @ulfatulrahmah @josepha @germansailor @ahsanshrif @max-pro |
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