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A teacher failed a student in the exam. The student went to the principal with a complaint that he had been wrongly failed. The principal called both the teacher and the student and asked the teacher the reason for failing him. The teacher told him that the reason for failing this boy was that he always goes out of the topic; whatever topic he is given to write an essay on, he leaves it and goes to his favorite topic.

When the principal asked for an example, the teacher told him that

Once I asked him to write an essay on spring, so he wrote it somewhat like this:

Spring season is a very excellent season and its sights are very fascinating. In this season, there is greenery everywhere and vegetation becomes abundant. Camels like this season very much, and the camel is a very powerful animal. It is called the ship of the desert. The camel is an extremely patient animal. It sets out on long journeys and has the capacity to bear hunger and thirst for many days. The people of Arab like the camel very much.......................etc. etc.

The principal said that it is possible that due to some relevance, he might have written on the camel instead of spring, you should have tried giving him some other topic.

The teacher said that once I told him to do this: write an essay on a car factory in Japan. The essay that this student wrote was somewhat like this:

Japan is a developed country and it holds a unique and high position in the automobile industry. Japan is number one in the world in exporting cars. Most of the cars in our country are also used from Japan, but the problem is that the price of petrol in our country is very high, so we should use camels for riding. The camel is a very powerful animal. It is called the ship of the desert. The camel is an extremely patient animal. It sets out on long journeys and has the capacity to bear hunger and thirst for many days. The people of Arab like the camel very much.......................

The principal was very surprised, he said that maybe it happened because of riding, you should have tried giving an entirely different topic. The teacher said yes, once I gave an entirely different topic in which it was impossible for the camel to be mentioned. I asked him to write an essay on computers, but the essay he wrote was somewhat like this:

Computer is a very wonderful invention. The work that used to take years before is now done in seconds. The computer has a huge favor on human life. Today's new generation gives a lot of importance to computers. It is mostly used by those people who are educated. But as far as the uneducated class is concerned, they do not pay attention to computers because they remain busy in other activities. Especially the Bedouins who live in deserts, they don't even know the ABC of computers. Therefore, in our area, these people spend most of their time with the camel. The camel is a very powerful animal. It is called the ship of the desert. The camel is an extremely patient animal. It sets out on long journeys and has the capacity to bear hunger and thirst for many days. The people of Arab like the camel very much.......................

Hearing this, the principal said that then you failed him right, then he told the student that I give you one chance, you sit right here and write an essay that does not deviate from the topic. The student agreed and the principal asked him to write an essay on a road accident...

So the student writes the essay like this:

Once I was going from Riyadh to Makkah. I had a Honda car which was very cool. I, sir, was going at a very high speed on the highway. I was passing through an area where camels cross the road. And the special thing about the camel is that it neither fears the car nor moves away. The camel is a very powerful animal. It is called the ship of the desert. The camel is an extremely patient animal. It sets out on long journeys and has the capacity to bear hunger and thirst for many days. The people of Arab like the camel very much..........

When the principal read this essay, he held his head and sat down, and said that there is no cure for you and failed him.

Now, sir, this student's doubt turned into certainty that injustice had definitely been done to him, and he wrote an application to the Department of Education:

Respected Sir...!

I am a very intelligent student of my class and I have been deliberately failed in the annual exam. My teacher failed me because of my capability. Sir, I bore my teacher's unbearable behavior with the same patience as a camel bears its master's torment. The master also gets his work done from the camel and also torments it. And yes, let me also tell you that the camel is a very powerful animal. It is called the ship of the desert. The camel is an extremely patient animal. It sets out on long journeys and has the capacity to bear hunger and thirst for many days. The people of Arab like the camel very much...................

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ارے بھائی!

اگر آپ ہزاروں کتابیں، نعتیں، تصاویر، ویڈیوز، اخبار، مضامین، قبلہ نما، اوقات نماز، اسلامک گھڑی اور بہت کچھ آسانی کے ساتھ حاصل کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو بس ہمارے Islamic Tube ایپ کو پلے سٹور سے انسٹال کرو، اور بالکل مفت اور آسانی کے ساتھ اسلامک مواد حاصل کرو

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The Balance of Heart and Mind

The Balance of Heart and Mind

The world either puts the heart and mind into the same compartment, connecting their ends in a way that there seems to be no difference or distinction between them, or it goes to the other extreme, creating such a distance between the two as if their very existence requires them to stay far apart and segregated from each other. The truth is that both approaches are extremist. The heart and mind are two wires that must connect for anything to come into existence. Medical science also considers them companions. It is a different matter that they have a distinct intellectual identity, but they share a bond of pain and intimacy. Through one, a person perceives something, while through the other, they realize the beauty or flaws of that perception. Relying solely on the heart or always considering the mind as one's only companion is not appropriate. Often, this bond between the two elements is broken, which is why we frequently encounter extremism, prejudice, or sometimes cowardice, dejection, and indifference. In reality, both are cheerful companions and helpers to each other. Just as improperly connecting two contrasting wires can cause a blast, failing to properly connect the wires of the heart and mind opens the door to destruction. It is said that Western countries opened the door of the mind and achieved progress, while Eastern countries opened the doors of the heart to progress; that is why both stand on two opposite banks of a river, with no meeting point. One calls for inhabiting the world of the heart, while the other wants to inhabit machines. But since both are separate, there is division, disagreement, and at times, chaos between them. This relationship between the heart and mind was beautifully understood and explained by the late Mr. Kaleem Aajiz, which is well worth reading. He writes: "Yes, I will submit one thing—people are accustomed to presenting the matters of the heart by heavily adorning them with intellectual concepts and making them multi-layered. I do not consider the heart and mind as separately functioning entities. Their action is parallel, so they must remain balanced, and this balance is natural. Without their joint action, art cannot be born. I do not believe at all in 'complicating a few points with complex expressions'. I do not consider either of them as master or servant, dominant or defeated. They are cheerful companions, obedient to each other, friends of each other, well-acquainted with each other's state, recognizing secrets, and helping one another. They walk hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder, step by step. Neither tries to surpass the other. For me, their harmony and shared temperament are paramount. I have not spoken with hesitation; I have opened my heart and placed it before the people of heart and before the people of mind, and I have done so with certainty and confidence. With the same confidence with which Mir Sahab says: Batein hamari yaad rahein phir batein na aisi suniye ga Kehte kisi ko suniye ga to der talak sar dhuniye ga (Wo Jo Shayari Ka Sabab Hua: 175)" ✍ Muhammad Sabir Hussain Nadvi