A Word from the Translator

Story n. 1: Little Ahmad’s Present

Story n.2: Attachment with the name of Hazrat Fatima (sa)

Story n. 3: Good children and permission from father and mother

Story no. 4: Preparation of children for Prayer

Story no. 5: Children and respect for fathers and mothers

Story no.6: First Salaam, then conversation

Story no. 7: The Door Bell

Story no. 8: Friendship of a liar

Story no. 9: Raza and Jafar on their way to school

Story no. 10: Little Ali’s story

Story no. 11: Siddiqa in the gathering of guests

Story no. 12: Hameed and Hameeda

Story no. 13: Story of Akbar and Mahmood

Story no. 14: The children’s beds

Story no. 15: Peeping in the house of neighbours

Story no. 16: The boy on the cycle

Story no. 17: The children and the birds

Story no. 18: Jameela and her apology from her mother

Story no. 19: The hungry and thirsty cat

Story no. 20: Girls of the house and helping their mother

Story no. 21: Taking trouble for neighbours

Story no. 22: Respect of old people

Story no. 23: Scolding better than love?

Story no. 24: Visiting the sick grandmother

Story no. 25: Salaam, good morning

Story no. 26: Kabeer and Qadeer on their way to school

Story no. 27: The ill boy on the corner of the street

Story no. 28: Help should be done in this way.

Story no. 29: Jamaal and the hurt cat.

Story no. 30: Before the unpleasant happenings.

Story no. 31: Safety of trust

Story no. 32

Story no. 33: Karbalai Kazim’s children

Story no. 34: Jawad and familiarity with the book.

Story no. 35: Treachery of Aqa Asadullah’s son

Story no. 36: Shamsi and rudeness to others

Story no. 37: Behrouz - The boy who played with pigeons.

Story no. 38: Mu’in - the boy who pestered people

Story no. 39: Narjis and her complaints against the other children of the house

Story no. 40: Jawad playing with Naser

Story no. 41:Majid and an action against etiquettes.

Story no. 42:Unhappiness of Miss Zahra

Story no. 43: Habib, the son of Mashhadi Abbas.

Story no. 44:The chicks of the house.

Story no. 45: The neighbours boy on a tricycle

Story no. 46:Sound of the Radio

Story no. 47: The recess-time of the school.

Story no. 48:Saeeda and request for chadar

Story no. 49: Trees of the street

Story no. 50: The thirsty animal on the corner of the street.

Story no. 51:A friendly gathering in the park.

Story no. 52:The fatherless girl.

Story no. 53: Why the friendship of Nusrat and Heshmat did not have durability.

Story no. 54: Unhappiness of Rasheed from the ridiculing of children.

Story no. 55: Umid and his apology from his friend.

Story no. 56: Iqbal’s recommendation about brushing teeth to Fatih

Story no. 57:In front of the television.

Story no. 58: On Mothers’ Day

Story no. 59: On teachers’ day.

Story no. 60: Hoori in the wedding ceremony.

Story no. 61:Rau’fa and hygiene of hands and mouth.

Story no. 62: Respecting aunt instead of mother.

Story no. 63:Attachment of Aqa Abul Fazl

Story no. 64: Why we attend classes.

Story no. 65: Why Nadeema did not go to the Wedding ceremony.

Story no. 66: Contentment in stationary.

Story no. 67: We saw European children.

Story no. 68: Worker of the house.

Story no. 69: Hami at the table.

Story no. 70: Wajeeh at the table

Story no. 71:Generous help by the children.

Story no. 72: Simin and Amin’s quarrel.

Story no. 73: Teaching bad things.

Story no. 74: Scaring of children.

Story no. 75: Disagreement of the children.

Story no. 76: The children’s complain against their parents.

Story no. 77: Writing on the walls.

Story no. 78: Advice about cleanliness.

Story no. 79: Atabak and running away from school.

Story no. 80: Loss of over-eating.

This book provides good ideas to parents on upbringing of their
children, with family values and morals.


Morals for Children and Young

Story no. 26: Kabeer and Qadeer on their way to school
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Kabeer and Qadeer went to school together everyday.  
 One day Qadeer said to Kabeer “I forgot to take money from my father
and now want to buy a pencil. Could you lend me some money?”  
 So Kabeer put his hand in his pocket and lent him 5 tomans.  
 Next day, first thing in the morning, Qadeer came and gave him the 5
tomans back.  
 Kabeer said in amazement “How soon!”  
 Qadeer replied “It is one of the lessons of Islam that I have learnt
from my father and mother”.


