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“202nd story” A middle-aged man named Mr. Sabi lived in Adam’s neighborhood. Adam saw him almost every day. Mr. Sabi was a quiet man, very polite, with a constant smile on his face. Adam and his family always went to church on Sundays, and his best friend Ali…
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HONESTY
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“201st Story” Once upon a time, a king was enjoying his afternoon in his castle, when he heard the shout of a farmer selling his apples loaded on a big cart pulled by a donkey. The king gave five gold coins to his advisor and said: “Buy me…
TAKE MY HAND
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“177th story” In a little village lived a very miserly man. He had enough but never gave anything to others. Everyone knew him and never expected anything from him. One day the stingy man fell into the near by river. He held on to a weak branch, as…
FOAL
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“76th story” First Published: Jan.31.2019 A university Professor was sharing an old memory with his class. He said: “I was at a red light deep in my thoughts when I heard a long constant horn along with a sharp shout; ‘Hey foal-donkey, when are you going to move?’…
WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR SIMPLE LIFE?
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“168th story” Once upon a time, a man was walking in a path and fell into a hole. He shouted for help. A religious person was passing by and heard the man’s voice from the hole. The religious person said: “You probably sinned, and now this happened to…
FOR A GOOD REASON
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“167th story” Once upon a time; a king had a loyal right-hand man. The right-hand man had a saying; “It was for a good reason.” He used this saying on any matter or occasion. One day the king and his right-hand man were exploring the mountains. ?And suddenly,…
HURTING PEOPLE’S HONOUR
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“59th story” First Published: Oct.04.2018 There once was a land of injustice. People had to obey religious rules even if it didn’t make any sense. They were not able to talk nor complain if they did they would be punished. They were put in prison, whipped in public…
B +Ve!! 