Change has come interesting story

 Change has come

Both Badr Umar and Hamza were very wicked brothers. Their complaints kept coming from everywhere from school to the neighborhood.

The parable of Zahid

Both Ameer and Hamza were very wicked brothers. Their complaints kept coming from everywhere from school to the neighborhood. Wanted to do

After lunch, there were snatches everywhere. Leaving a few houses, new tenants came to a house last month.

The two surveyed the surroundings. Mahmood Siddiqui's name was written outside the house.

Hamza's eyes were on the Jaman tree. The bunches of Jaman were visible even outside the wall.

You climb the tree and I'll stand by and watch.

"Okay." Umair nodded and then tried to climb the tree through the wall, in which he succeeded.

Now he started his work in peace. There were also small electric light bulbs in the garden.

No one could be seen around. Umair took out a bag of stones and hit a bunch of berries. The stone touched a part of the berry and some of the leaves fell here and there. He threw stones at the bunch, but the stone hit the electric light bulb instead of the bunch of berries.

The sound of shattering glass frightened both of them. Pieces of glass shattered on the stairs in front of the door. At the same time a six or seven year old girl opened the door and came out. Just fell

Seeing this, both of them came down from the wall and ran towards the house. The family members were still in deep sleep. Everyone gathered in the courtyard to drink tea as usual.

Abu Akhbar was sobbing for tea when Uncle Inayat came from the neighborhood.

"Brother, you have some news. Mahmood Sahib's daughter is seriously injured and is in the hospital. I am going there. If you want, come with me."

"How are you? What happened to the girl?" Abu asked anxiously and wrapped the newspaper.

"I don't know how the electric light bulb of Mahmood Sahib's garden broke in the afternoon. The girl slipped through the pieces of glass and suddenly fell down."

Abu went to the hospital with Inayat Uncle. Amy Jan and Grandma Jan started talking sadly about the same girl.

Umair and Hamza looked at each other in embarrassment. Abu said at dinner that the girl had come home and was safe from serious injuries. Both of them thanked Allah from the bottom of their hearts.

The next day, the two reached Mahmood Uncle's house and told him the whole truth.

Seeing them both bowing their heads in remorse, the uncle turned his hand of compassion on their heads and said: "I am happier with your remorse than with anger over your wrongdoing. What happened happened."

Uncle's compassionate tone strengthened their resolve not to do any mischief in the future.

They both apologized to Uncle again and promised to tell Ami Abu Kona. Uncle gladly promised. He said with a smile:

Everyone was amazed that now both of them started to be counted among the polite and decent children. They would be in the forefront for the service of everyone. Except for Umair and Hamza no one knew how this change came about.