1-====
Heartiest congratulations to you all on a very blessed day. Today is the birthday of a very special person. He was none other than the valiant standard-bearer of the immortal epic of Karbala.
Now we have an exclusive programme on this heroic personality at whose shrine millions flock
“Those who die for God live forever; those who fight against God perish forever.”
These words spoken by a God-fearing warrior in the heat of battle when a mortal enemy tried to tempt him with offers of wealth and posts if he switched sides and joined the service of the unjust regime, continue to ring in the ears of the believers, despite the passing of over a millennium and three-and-a-half centuries.
He was not an ordinary person, or else we would not have been celebrating his birth anniversary today on the 4th of Sha’ban.
He was a multisided genius, excelling in various spheres of life. For instance, his remarkable horsemanship had earned him the title of “Seyyed al-Forsaan” (Chief of Horsemen).
His administrative qualities in mobilizing courageous people had won him the epithet “Raees ash-Shuja’aan” (Leader of the Valiant).
His utmost care in ensuring that potable water, the elixir of life, ought to be available all the times, especially for children, and his personal efforts in procuring it on several occasions, even at the cost of life, brought him the appellation of “as-Saqqa” (Quencher of Thirst).
His chivalrous command of troops by leading them from the front, with himself carrying the banner has immortalized him as “Hamel ar-Raya” (Standard-Bearer – “Alamdar” in Persian, Turkish and Urdu)
His tall stature and exceptionally handsome features has eternalized him as “Qamar Bani Hashem” (Moon of the Hashemite Clan).
#Part1
#Hazrat_Abbas
#Listening
@English_4U
Testing For Gossip - Motivational Stories
تست شایعات - داستان های انگیزشی
In ancient Greece, Socrates was reputed to hold knowledge in high esteem. One day an acquaintance met the great philosopher and said, “Do you know what I just heard about your friend?”
در یونان باستان، سقراط مشهور به دانش و فروتنی بود. روزی یکی از آشنایان با فیلسوف بزرگ ملاقات کرد و گفت: آیا می‌دانی من در مورد دوستت چه شنیدم
“Hold on a minute”, Socrates replied. “Before telling me anything I’d like you to pass a little test. It’s called the Triple Filter Test.”
سقراط پاسخ داد: «کمی صبر کن». "قبل از اینکه به من چیزی بگویی، دوست دارم یک امتحان کوچک را قبول کنی. به آن تست فیلتر سه گانه می گویند.
#Story
#part1
@English_4U