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Interesting children’s stories and lessons learned from them

Here are interesting children’s stories and the lessons learned from them in pictures. Mothers resort to several means to help their children sleep quickly and calmly. Children’s stories are one of those means. For children, these stories represent their past and memories that will remain engraved inside them forever, and mothers are keen that These stories are ideas from which children learn wisdom, lessons and lessons learned that change their thoughts and character and positively affect their future personalities.

A short story with a lesson for children, the story of the flying box

• It is said that there is a young man who inherited a great wealth from his father and was a wasteful spender of that wealth, so his money ran out, his financial conditions worsened, and people moved away from him after he became poor.
• One day he sat on a box that was lying in the corner of the yard of the house, and while he was sitting on the box he felt it move and rise to the top, and he felt fear and clung to it so as not to fall.
• The chest flew with it for a distance and passed through many countries, until it landed in the garden of one of the palaces.
• After the box fell, the young man came down from it, then made sure to hide the box with the branches and leaves he had collected, and then asked the palace guard to meet its owner.
• The young man entered the palace and learned that its owner is the ruler of that country, so the ruler welcomed him and gave him the best hospitality and started listening to the young man’s story.
• The young man claimed that he had a huge fortune and that he was a tourist who traveled between the countries a lot, and he started telling everyone in the kingdom false stories about the events that happened.
• Everyone who heard him imagined that he was a strong hero, and he caught the attention of the ruler’s daughter, who admired him greatly, and asked her father to marry him, and he agreed and invited the whole kingdom to attend the wedding.
• The legendary wedding took place, and during the ceremony, the young man inspected his chest and a burning fuse fell on it, which led to a fire.
• The young man felt very sad and left the palace so that his lie would not be exposed, so he moved from one place to another suffering from hunger and homelessness.
• Meanwhile, the young man began to review himself, and realized that there is no point in lying, and that a person must work with honor in order to earn his money from his labor.
• He joined the work of a blacksmith, and became serious about his work, and one day he found poisonous gold, so he extracted a lot of it and took it to the blacksmith, who turned it into pure gold and made many ornaments from it and became rich.
• One day, the young blacksmith told his story, so the blacksmith suggested making two crowns for the ruler and the prince, and he went to the palace with a caravan full of gifts and was given a standing ovation.
• The ruler’s daughter was very happy with the return of the young man who had become righteous, then the marriage took place after a request for mourning, and the young man and the ruler’s daughter lived happily.

Lessons learned from the story of the Flying Box

• Wasting and extravagance of money leads to its loss and the deterioration of the owner’s condition.
• A person should choose good companionship, for bad friends are the cause of man’s death.
• Honesty is a salvation, and lying loses people’s confidence in those who have this quality, and this lie will inevitably be revealed one day.
• A person has to work hard and diligently in order to earn his living from his efforts and fatigue.
• If one day a person commits a mistake, he must correct this mistake no matter how many days pass.

Stories that have wisdom The story of the street lamp

• In an old street there was a lamp standing in one of the quiet corners and he saw all the happy and the sad events that passed beneath.
• Under this lamp the children played a lot, and there were those who stood to make use of its light to read, and there were those who made friends to meet them there.
• One day he found a girl singing and dancing under his light, and another day someone came with her, and she was dancing while he played the guitar.
• Then the young man asked the girl to marry and gave her a beautiful ring, the girl agreed, and she no longer danced under the lamp again.
• One day he heard a man telling his wife that he thought they were going to replace this lamp with a new one.
• The wife was sad and told her husband that they should do something for the lamp which had been with them for years until they got used to it.
• The man told his wife that he would try to persuade them not to replace the lamp, and the lamp hoped a lot for the man’s success in his task so that it would remain in place.
• And the next day the lamp heard the man telling his wife that he had failed to persuade them to keep the lamp, and that they were going to move it tomorrow in the morning, which meant that that night would be his last.
• He felt the lamp very sad, and gave up hope of keeping it, and suddenly he heard a strange voice telling him that it is not the end because they are immortal and they will not be forgotten and they will be within all forever.
• This voice told him that he would not make him remember the memories of this place by erasing his memory.
• Suddenly he saw the moon looking down on him and asked him if he would forget him too, and that together they were lighting their dark way for people.
• Then the cloud spoke and said to the lamp that she loved to see him light people’s way every day, and that she would give him drops of rain so that he might feel fresh.
• The lamp thanked his friends for their kindness, gifts and sincerity of their feelings.
• And the next day the man came and turned off the lamp’s flame, and the lamp felt that someone was pulling it, and suddenly he found himself the husband’s house, and the wife told him that they could not imagine their life without him, and that they decided to stay with them in their house until he lights it for them and warms them.

Lessons from the street lamp story

• Good friends are the ones who always make sure to stand by their friend when they are going through an ordeal.
• Many people never forget the memories no matter how many days pass, and they make sure to preserve them.

Short stories in which there is a lesson and an admonition The story of the greedy old man

• One day there was an old woman living alone in her house in the country, and that woman was greedy and stingy, and she would shut her door in the faces of her guests so as not to host them.
• One day, an old man passed in front of her house, and before the woman closed it, as usual, the man gave her peace, and she replied to him and asked him what he wanted.
• The man felt that this woman was scarce and did not host anyone, so he told her that he was a passerby and that the food he had with him had run out, and he asked her for food from her because he felt hungry.
• The old woman sighed and brought to the man an old, dry piece of bread that broke when touched.
• He said in a voice deliberately to be heard that there was nothing wrong with this bread and that he would eat it and would tell the old man how to cook the stones until they became edible.
• The old man went to him and asked him what he had said, and the man told her that he had not said anything, and the old woman repeated her question and asked him kindly to repeat what he had said.
• So the man asked her to bring him a frying pan with eggs, butter, and fresh bread, and he would teach her how to cook stones with eggs until they were edible.
• The old woman hurried and brought what the man had asked, who had fried the eggs with pebbles and then ate them, and then threw away the stone he found.
• Then the man left some eggs and a few stones on his plate, and invited the old woman to eat it, because it was her turn.
• The old woman ate from the plate, then felt that she was biting the stones, which broke the only remaining tooth in the middle of her mouth.
• The old woman felt great remorse over her greed and greed, and then the man left after he taught her a lesson that greed does no good.

Lessons learned from the story of the greedy old man

• Miserliness and greed are among the worst traits that characterize a person, and they make people alienate their owner and do not want to deal with him.
• Always honor your guest and give them your best shot.
• Don’t close your door to anyone, you may be the only way to save them.

Written children’s stories, the story of a shepherd and charity

• It is said that there was a shepherd who tended a few sheep, and he always sat under a shade tree with thick leaves playing sad melodies on his flute.
• This shepherd was very sad because of his poverty, and one day a bearded old man passed by him and asked him why he was sad and why he always plays sad melodies.
• The shepherd told him that he owned a large number of goats and sheep, and his condition was well off, until his condition worsened, his trade deteriorated, and he became poor.
• And he told him that the few sheep he owns now bring him sustenance, but it is a little that is not enough for him, nor is it sufficient for his children.
• The old man felt pity and sympathy for this shepherd, so he took out a golden key from his pocket and gave it to the shepherd and instructed him to give alms to the poor from his livelihood.
• The shepherd told him that his livelihood was little, so the man repeated his words and asked him to give alms to the poor from his livelihood.
• The shepherd was surprised by the man’s request, and when he asked him about this golden key, the man repeated his request and then left.
• As the days passed, the shepherd’s livelihood increased and he took out charity from him, and the more this livelihood increased, the more charity he gave out.
• The shepherd’s melodies increased and his sad tunes turned into happy, and one day the old man passed by him and found him under the tree playing his tunes, so he said peace be upon him.
• The old man asked him about the reason for his happiness and the increase in the number of his sheep. The shepherd told him that he acted on his advice and his trade expanded and got rid of his poverty and suffering.
• The old man was very happy, so the shepherd gave him his golden key, which he had left with him in his poor days.
• The old man asked the shepherd not to lose this key throughout his life, so the shepherd asked him about this key, and the old man told him that it was the key to contentment that opened the doors of happiness for him.
• The shepherd smiled and promised the old man that this key would never be lost.

Lessons learned from the story of the shepherd and charity

• Contentment with what God has divided opens the doors of sustenance and happiness for man.
• Charity increases the livelihood and extinguishes the wrath of the Lord.
• Donate from your sustenance, no matter how small it is, for the Messenger of God, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “The wealth of a servant is not diminished by charity.”

Stories from which we learn wisdom, a story about honesty

• It is said that there was a merchant who was famous for his honesty and who feared God in his trade, and this merchant always made trips for his trade.
• On one of those trips, the merchant began to think about his health, which had deteriorated, and felt that it was time for him to settle in his country and rest from the troubles of travel, which had exhausted him so much.
• What helped the merchant to make this decision was that he was able to collect enough money to live happily ever after.
• And one day the merchant found a beautiful house and decided to buy it, and he lived in this house for happy days, and while he was sitting in his house once, he started thinking about removing one of its walls so that the house would increase in size and increase its beauty.
• Indeed, the merchant smashed this wall himself, then found a jar full of gold under it. The merchant realized that it belonged to the owner of the house from which he had bought it, and that it was not his right, and that the forbidden money takes away the blessing from its owner and does not benefit him.
• The merchant decided to take the jar and take it to the owner of the house, then gave it to him and told him that he found it after demolishing one of the walls of the house.
• The owner of the house told him that the ownership of that jar does not belong to him but to the merchant, because he sold him the house with everything in it.
• The man and the owner of the house refused to take this treasure, and they went to the city magistrate to sue him.
• The judge was astonished, for both men refused to take this treasure, and then asked them if they had children, and the owner of the house told him that he had a son, and the merchant replied that he had a girl.
• The judge ruled that the son of the owner of the house marry the daughter of the merchant, and that this gold be spent on the wedding ceremony and the remainder of it be given in charity. The two men agreed, and their children married and lived happily.

Lessons from a story about honesty

• Every person should fear God in his work so that he may increase his sustenance.
• Trust is one of the most beautiful qualities that a person must possess and increase God’s love for him, and God Almighty has commanded to give trusts to their people.
• Betrayal of trust impoverishes a person, deprives him of sustenance and blessing, and angers God Almighty over him.

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