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Captain G Daniel Hassan Chaghatai Abdul Rasheed Farooqui is the name that has been a beautiful and vivid image of our childhood on the pages of Islam. We read his fascinating stories, remained closely connected with his writings, but after Ishtiaq Ahmed Sahib, children lost their connection with Islam, similarly, the connection with the writings of many famous writers was also broken. But some fellowships and books do find it. Recently I was awarded two books by Mian Ishaq Sons for winning second place in a children's story competition. Among these gifts was a book by Farooqui Sahib, whose writings after a long time we were honored to meet again in book form. After reading this 128-page book, old memories were once again fresh. In today's age where the prices of books have increased to a great extent due to the high cost of paper, this beautiful and light weight book has been priced very reasonably and within the reach of common readers, which is a testament to the book-friendliness of the institution. The author prefaces the book in the name of his brother and after their short and loving opening conversation, the fascinating journey of stories begins. The book begins with the first story, Maza Nahi Aata, which depicts the innocent world of animals and teaches children an important lesson that any task left incomplete or unfinished never ends well. Completion of work is the first condition of success. Pani Pani Jisam is written to make children aware of the importance of prayer and its blessings. The style of the story is very interesting and the style is so effective that it is perfect to inspire worship from childhood. In this story of the world of glass balls, children's players, the lesson of unity, agreement and mutual oneness is taught in a very beautiful and effective way. It shows that the scattered can never win. It is a traditional but true story based on the village life and environment, which charts the defiance of the cruel and arrogant Vadere. In its logical conclusion, the story teaches the lesson that when cruelty and excesses exceed the limit, the justice system of nature comes into action and the end of evil is always destruction. Weak love revolves around a person who has completely forgotten his old parents due to the unnecessary busyness and distraction of the world. Khushi Nahin Dete is the story of a bright minded and sensitive son who struggles to free his father from a harmful and harmful habit like smoking. The story gives a positive message that sometimes the love and wisdom of the children also leads the elders to the right path. Captain Ji is the title of the book. It brings out with great subtlety the fact that whether it is a home system, a practical life or a playing field, it can be managed successfully only by one who understands the game board, its tricks and nuances. If an incompetent and irrelevant person sits in a responsible position, he destroys the entire system. Search is the story of those painful and helpless children of the society whose pain is generally not felt by anyone. This article pays tribute to the services of humanitarian organizations and individuals who work for such helpless sections and encourages that such organizations should lend a helping hand to bring forward these weaker sections of the society. Other stories included in the book are also very interesting, lively and purposeful. At the foot of every story there is some moral, religious lesson hidden which can play a fundamental role in the character building of children and youth. I am deeply grateful to Mian Ishaq Sons for sending this excellent and educational book and I am also grateful to Mr. Abdul Rasheed Farooqui for creating such a masterpiece book which is the best educational and moral gift for the training of the new generation.

How professional is this website and platform. Just seeing them, you can feel the hard work and determination. I don't know when it was made, so kudos from me today for this project (Khaani Ghar). You have worked for children in a very sophisticated way, may Allah reward you for it. Amen

I want to write stories in home digital magazines! Answer: Definitely write but the answer to your question is.......no

My name is Maryam Rasheed, you published my story Mithoo and Maryam, I am very grateful, you are awesome! We made such a beautiful website for children in three languages, may Allah be pleased with you. Now you have started a section for feedback, comments, questions and ordering books from us readers, I like it very much, I am addressing here, I feel very good. I will also say to my friends that Kahani Ghar is our own platform, we should work together for its development and quality. Answer: Good Mary! We are glad to read your comment too, thanks a lot for liking Kahani Ghar! You have become the first reader to write a comment in Kahani Ghar, looking forward to your further writings.