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One day in the battle of Jaffa, the Christians were winning and the Muslim soldiers were falling back before the Christian horsemen. The Christian General was Richard the first of England. He was a brave man and a fierce enemy of Sultan Salahuddin.

In one of his fights, a Muslim soldier knocked him off his horse but he got up and started fighting on foot. One of Salahuddin’s men saw this and shouted to Salahuddin, “Richard has lost his horse. Why don’t we kill him now?” Salahuddin replied, “No. he is a noble soldier. Give him my best steed so that he can fight properly again.” Salahuddin’s behavior charmed Richard. He said, “I am proud that I am fighting against a noble enemy like him.”

The greatness of Sultan Salahuddin Story

Sultan Salahuddin was the king of Egypt. He was a very brave warrior. Once he had a fight with Richard of England. Richard was the commander of the Christian Army.

It was a great fight. The Christians were fighting their best. Suddenly Richard’s horse was killed. The king was sad. He began to fight on foot. Salahuddin saw this. He saw the sad condition of the enemy. He at once sent an Arab horse for Richard. Richard was charmed. He praised Salahuddin thus, ”Salahuddin is a true hero. He is a noble enemy.

I am proud that I am fighting with a great man.”Here is another example of Salahuddin’s greatness. Once Richard was seriously ill. He was in his tent. Many physicians came. But none could cure him. Everyone thought that Richard would die. Salahuddin also heard this news. He put the dress of a physician.

He took a box of medicine and went to the tent. But the porter would not allow him to go to Richard. At last, he was allowed to go in. Salahuddin gave medicine. Richard Was well again. Later Richard came to know who this physician was. He bowed his head before the greatness of Salahuddin.

Once upon a time a greedy dog stole a piece of meat from a nearby house and holding it in his mouth, he began to cross the river over a narrow bridge. While doing so he chanced to look down and saw his own shadow reflected in the clear water of the river.

He mistook it for another living dog with a bigger piece of meat. He decided to snatch that away from that dog and thought to make a feast with the two. But while he tried to do that, he dropped down his own piece of meat, which was swiftly carried away by the current of the river. Thus, he lost his own.

Complete the story about meditation of Sir Isaac Newton: Sir Isaac Newton used to be deeply occupied with the study of the difficult problems. He used to be forgetful about the daily necessaries of his life. On one occasion he was very much engaged with some problems.

Story of Sir Isaac Newton

Sir Isaac Newton used to be deeply occupied with the study of the difficult problems. He used to be forgetful about the daily necessaries of his life. On one occasion he was very much engaged with some problems.

During breakfast time, the housekeeper sent a maidservant to boil him an egg in his study. The maidservant wanted to boil the egg, but Sir Isaac would not allow her to stay. So, she left the egg on the table by the side of his wristwatch. The egg was to be boiled only for three minutes. Sir Isaac instead of putting the egg on the saucepan, put the wristwatch unmindfully and was boiling it. The maidservant came and became surprised to see this incident.

Once upon a time there lived a young man named Androcles. He was caught by a slave merchant who sold him to a rich man in another country. His master was very bad and inflicted heavy torture on him. Androcles was very homesick.

One day he fled from his master’s house and took shelter in a cave. In the evening a lion entered the cave. The lion seemed wounded as he was groaning.

He came near the lion. He the lion’s paw in his hand and removed a big thorn from it. The lion was relieved of his took the pain. Androcles remained there for some time. After that, he started for his home. On the way, he was caught by the people of his master.

The master ordered his people to throw him into the lion’s cage. The hungry lion came rushing to Androcles but he at once bent low at the feet of Androcles. It was the same lion whom he had helped. The lion then broke the cage and ran away with Androcles on his back.

One night Haji Mohammad Mohsin was saying his prayer in his dark room. It was midnight. The room was quite silent. Mohsin was in deep meditation of Allah. All on a sudden a thief entered into his room.

He caught the thief red-handed. He looked pale and poor. He was trembling with fear. He begged Mohsin, again and again, to set him free. Mohsin asked him why he stole. He again asked the thief if he didn’t know that stealing is a great sin.

The thief narrated why he was compelled to steal. Hearing his sorrows and sufferings Mohsin became sympathetic and gave him money. He told the thief to come whenever he was in difficulty. Mohsin advised him not to steal.

He also suggested the thief start a shop with the money he was giving him. The thief was pleased enough and thanked Mohsin with all his heart. He went home and started a shop. From that day he not only giving up stealing but also became an honest businessman.