Urdu English Short Stories

 Learn to Respect  Once upon a time, a little boy named Jack loved to play pranks on his friends. One day, he put a whoopee cushion on his best friend's chair during class. When his friend sat down, the whoopee cushion made a loud noise and everyone in the classroom laughed. However, the teacher was not amused. She scolded Jack for disrupting the class and reminded him that it's not kind to make fun of others. Jack felt ashamed and apologized to his friend. Later that day, Jack's friend approached him with a funny-looking hat on his head. "Hey Jack, check out this cool hat!" he said. As Jack reached out to touch the hat, it jumped off his friend's head and sprayed him with water. Everyone around them laughed, including Jack. But then, Jack realized something important. Even though his friend had gotten him back with a prank, he didn't feel hurt or embarrassed. He thought it was funny and enjoyed laughing with his friend. From that day on, Jack learned that

 Don't Judge too Early Once upon a time, there was a farmer who had a horse. One day, the horse ran away, and the farmer's neighbors came to offer their condolences. "What bad luck!" they said. But the farmer just shrugged and replied, "Who knows what's good or bad? "A few days later, the horse returned, leading a herd of wild horses back to the farm. The neighbors came back and congratulated the farmer on his good fortune. "What great luck!" they said. But again, the farmer just shrugged and replied, "Who knows what's good or bad?" A week later, the farmer's son was trying to ride one of the wild horses, but he was thrown off and broke his leg. The neighbors came back to offer their condolences. "What terrible luck!" they said. But the farmer just shrugged and replied, "Who knows what's good or bad?" A few days later, the army came to the village and drafted all the young men to fight in a war. But the

Unity is Strength Once upon a time, there was a farmer who had four sons. The sons were always fighting and could never get along. The farmer tried everything possible to stop them but nothing worked. One day the farmer called his sons together and gave each of them a stick. He then asked them to break the sticks, and they all did so readily. The farmer then gave each of his sons a bundle of sticks and asked them to break the bundle. This time, the sons found it very difficult to break the sticks and realized that they were much stronger together than alone. The farmer used this as a lesson to teach his sons the importance of working together and being united. From that day on, the sons stopped fighting and worked together to help their father on the farm. The story's moral is that we are stronger when we work together. Like sticks in a bundle, when we are united, we can accomplish great things. It's important to remember that we all have our strengths and weaknesses, and by wo

 Reward of Goodness In a village, a woodcutter named Sameer lived with his wife and daughter. He earned his livelihood by selling firewood. One day he was going to the forest when he heard someone crying. He looked around and moved forward, but the sound started again. Now he moved in the direction of the sound. He went a little further and saw a child crying. Sameer asked the child why he was crying, and the child said, "My mother." Father drowned in this canal yesterday and I was left alone. Samir thought something and took the child home. After handing over the child to his wife, he went to cut wood. Today he had to go to the market with wood. He went to the market and a factory worker told him that I will buy all your wood today. Sameer was happy to hear this. Seth gave him double the amount. He bought some clothes for the baby and came home. After coming home, he found that the baby's name was Hamza. The next day he went to the market again. Today Seth told him that

 A Victim of the Dragon To catch fish, we sat on the bank of the river with hooks, ropes, and buns. Here there were three trees side by side, leaning against which we three friends were sitting. Seeing us coming here, many people forbade us not to go there, a dragon has been seen there. We listened and listened and sat here. Khalid said: That is why we have come here. It's a shame that fish hunters don't come to this side because of fear, and good fish are found here, and we also have this gun. He patted the gun in the bag. At that time it was dusk and the moon had come out. The caravan of moon and stars was moving in the sky. The moon and stars were shining in the water of the river as if the lights had dissolved into waves and circles. We laughed out loud. Hush. Khalid warned us: Is there an intention to call Ajd Hai here? We became proud at once. Ahmed filled the gun with bullets and we stared at the waves and waited for the fish. After a while, my cord stirred. I held the s

 Cloud's advice The sky was covered with black clouds, the clouds were so deep that it was becoming night even during the day. Bangor was taking fast steps, it seemed as if it would start raining heavily, then a few light drops fell, Zeeshan started running, suddenly he heard a voice, a voice like someone from inside a deserted well. He said, Zeeshan's steps stopped, he looked around and saw no one, there is no one here, then where did this voice come from? Zeeshan looked at the sky, he saw a big piece of cloud in the sky, then he saw the eyes and lips of the cloud. Who are you? Not seen, said Zeeshan. I live on top of the snow-capped mountains of the North Pole. Now I have gone out to see the world. The winds are taking me from country to country. I have seen half the world so far. Which country is this? This is my beloved homeland, Pakistan. "Tell me something about your country," said Lee. "Why not?" Zeeshan said, "My country is a land of green plain

 Trust  Yasir's parents were educated and his siblings also had good habits. Yasir was quick in their studies but had a habit of lying. One day Yasir did not do his homework, because after coming from school, he stayed with his friends until the evening. He played along and when he came home, he was very tired, so he fell asleep after eating. The next day when he went to school, the teacher asked why he didn't do his homework. "My grandfather had a heart attack, all the family members were worried and we all went to the hospital. We came back at night, so we didn't have time to do homework." Yasir said with an innocent face. "Good son! You will complete your homework today," replied the teacher. "Yasser was very happy that his lie was accepted as the truth. It means that I act very well and the lie can be used when the time comes." “When Yasir's mother went to deposit the school fees, she found Yasir's class teacher. "I was told by