Ubaid

Joined August 2025

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The Eid Sacrifice: A Lesson in Love and Forgiveness
The Eid Sacrifice by Saeem Jamaln “I want a goat this Eid, no matter what!” eight-year-old Arshman shouted as he stomped his little feet in front of his mother. “Ever since Dada and Dadi moved away, Abba never does Qurbani anymore. All my friends have animals for sacrifice — they make fun of me every year!”
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families
The Goat Who Waited in the Trap
The Trap in the Forest By Huma Baloch Ever since the forests began to disappear, our lives have become miserable. Once those green woods echoed with the chirping of birds and the rustling of leaves, but now — silence, emptiness, and danger fill the air. With the trees gone, the wild animals have lost their homes and food. The lions and wolves, starving and desperate, have started sneaking into our village.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Earth
The Brave Friend
The Brave Friend BY: Ubaid. The sun had already set, and darkness had slowly wrapped the village in its arms. Silence began to fill every corner of the narrow dirt road that led toward the forest. People passing by whispered to each other, “The headman Keshan Lal’s goat is as good as gone. A tiger will eat it tonight—or maybe a wolf.”
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Fiction
The Little Independence Day Celebration
The Little Independence Day Celebration BY: Ubaid. “Uncle Saeem! Happy Independence Day! Wake up, it’s morning already!” little Musfira shouted joyfully as she entered her uncle’s room, waving the national flag in her tiny hands.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Families
The Greedy Man and the Clever Beggar
The Greedy Man and the Clever Beggar BY: Ubaid Long ago, in a small village surrounded by green fields and tall palm trees, there lived a man known far and wide for one thing — his miserliness. He was so stingy that he counted every grain of rice before eating and measured every drop of oil before cooking. The villagers often said, “If stinginess were a disease, he’d be the first patient!”
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Fiction
The Frog in the Well and the Fish from the River
The Frog in the Well and the Fish from the River by Umairai Anwari Once upon a time, the summer sun blazed mercilessly over the land. The rainy season had passed without a single drop of rain. The ponds and lakes that once shimmered with water began to dry up, their beds cracking under the heat. Fish gasped and struggled helplessly in the shrinking puddles until, one by one, they died.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Motivation
The Wise Farmer and the Hidden Treasure
The Wise Farmer and the Hidden Treasure By Muhammad Maqbool Elahi In a small village surrounded by golden fields and dusty paths, there lived a poor farmer. Every day, from sunrise to sunset, he worked tirelessly in his fields — plowing, sowing, and watering the crops with his bare hands. Yet, when harvest season came, his hard work was never rewarded.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Motivation
The City Mouse and the Country Mouse
The City Mouse and the Country Mouse By Dr. Jameel Jalibi | Once upon a time, there lived two mice who were the best of friends. One mouse lived in a grand mansion in the city, while the other lived in a small burrow among the hills of a distant village. Because the city and the village were far apart, the two friends could only meet once in a long while.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Fiction
The Boy Who Found the Sun
The Boy Who Found the Sun BY: Ubaid In a land where winter never seemed to end, and where the earth slept under a thick blanket of snow, there was a place called Tundra — a frozen world of silence, wind, and light. The people who lived there were called Eskimos, strong-hearted folk who knew how to survive where the sun forgot to rise for months.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Fiction
The Dove and Her Lost Child
The Dove and Her Lost Child By Zakariya Tamer In one corner of this vast and beautiful world, there was a lush green forest filled with life. A sparkling stream ran through its heart, singing softly as it flowed. Near the stream lived a white dove with her tiny baby in a warm little nest built on a tall tree. The days passed peacefully — the mother dove would fly out in search of grains and seeds, while her little one waited eagerly for her return.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Motivation
The Lost Bag – A Lesson in Honesty and Redemption
The Lost Bag BY: Ubaid Kareem Bhai had lost his handbag. He had withdrawn eighty thousand rupees from the bank and stopped at a few places to meet friends. When he reached home, he realized the bag was gone. He called everyone he had met, but there was no clue.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Art
The General’s Greed and the Price of Betrayal
The Bargain for Prosperity A Tale of Greed, Guilt, and Redemption Madiha Zaka Bhatti --- The Commander-in-Chief of Malikistan’s army rode proudly through the bustling city with his soldiers, as he did every morning. The streets echoed with the clatter of hooves, and the people bowed respectfully as he passed. He was a man of authority, discipline, and national pride — but also of quiet vanity.
By Ubaid 4 months ago in Fiction