A Peer Sahib (spiritual master) was mentioning his miracle in front of his disciples... 🙂👇

"I was walking in the desert, and two days had passed by while walking. 🚶‍♂️ Whenever I felt hungry, I would just stretch out my hand, catch a flying bird, and roast it directly on the sunlight...!!

After thanking God, I would move forward. When the thought of prayer came to my mind, the water had finished. Then I saw a bush; I went near it and picked up a handful of sand from the ground, and a spring of water gushed out from underneath it. As I started to drink, it occurred to me that this bush is thirsty, let me water it first. I poured a handful of water into its roots, and it turned into a tree! Then I thought of offering my prayers under its shade. For ablution (Wudu), I took water in my palm and rinsed my mouth, and wherever the water fell, rose flowers blossomed...!!

When I washed my face, instead of the water droplets falling onto the ground, each drop turned into a black-colored parrot, sat on the branch of the tree, and started praying for my disciples... 😇💁‍♂️"

The disciples, who were listening while swaying in devotion, among them one disciple spoke up:

"Peer Sahib, a black-colored parrot...?? 😕🤔"

Peer Sahib looked at him with an angry glare, seeing this, another disciple sitting next to him said:

"Shut up, man...! As if all the other things happening here are strictly according to the laws of science, that you are doubting only the black parrot...!! 😁😂☠️"

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 King and the Apple Seller

The King and the Apple Seller

One day, a ruler was sitting in his palace when he heard an apple seller calling out outside the palace: "Buy apples! Apples!" The ruler looked outside and saw a villager going to the market with apples loaded on his donkey. The ruler desired an apple and said to his minister (Wazir): "Take 5 gold coins from the treasury and bring me an apple." The minister took out 5 gold coins from the treasury and said to his assistant: "Take these 4 gold coins and bring an apple." The assistant minister called the palace manager and said: "Take these 3 gold coins and bring an apple." The palace manager called the palace security manager and said: "Take these 2 gold coins and bring an apple." The security manager called the gate soldier and said: "Take this 1 gold coin and bring an apple." The soldier went after the apple seller, grabbed him by the collar, and said: "You villager! Why are you making so much noise? Don't you know this is the palace of the kingdom's king, and you have disturbed the king's sleep with your terrifying voice? Now I have been ordered to imprison you." The apple seller fell at the feet of the palace soldiers and said: "I have made a mistake, sir! The load on this donkey is the result of one year of my hard work. Take all of this, but spare me from being imprisoned!" The soldier took all the apples, kept half for himself, and gave the rest to his manager. And the manager kept half of those and gave the other half to the upper manager, saying that these are the apples worth 1 gold coin. The officer gave half of those apples to the palace manager and said that the price of these apples is 2 gold coins. The palace manager kept half of the apples for himself, gave the other half to the minister, and said that the price of these apples is 3 gold coins. The minister took half of the apples, went to the Chief Minister, and said that the price of these apples is 4 gold coins. The minister kept half of the apples for himself, and in this way, went to the ruler with only five apples and said: "These are 5 apples worth 5 gold coins." The ruler thought to himself that during his reign, the people are truly rich and prosperous; a farmer sold five apples for five gold coins—one apple for each gold coin! "The people of my country buy an apple for one gold coin, which means they are rich. Therefore, it is better to increase the taxes and fill the palace treasury." And then, in this way, poverty among the public kept increasing, increasing, and increasing. (Adapted from Persian Literature)