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[Excellent Islamic Stories] Hanana- Sindhi By Sir Sarang Amar

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Azazil By Sarang Amar Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories ] Muflis aen Maldar By Sarang Amar in Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Neighbour By Sir Sarang Amar-Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Wada aen Nanada Doah By Sir Sarang Amar-Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Muhnji Maa ( My Mother) | Sir Sarang Amar | Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Dunya Hik Beze Jetre I Sarang Amar | Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Allah Iho Amal Mon Khan Karayo I Sarang Amar | Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Allah o Akbar I Sarang Amar | Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Jant M muhnjo Pareseree Ker I Sarang Amar | Sindhi

[ Excellent Islamic Stories in Sindhi] Allah is best protector الله بهترين حفاظت ڪندڙ I Sarang Amar

[Excellent Islamic Stories in Sindhi] Inshallah I Sir Sarang Amar

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Saeed Bin Abdullah Sir Sarang Amar-Sindhi

[Excellent Islamic Stories] Habib AlNajar I Sir Sarang AmarI Sindhi

[ Excellent Islamic Stories] Not even for a mountain of gold/ Sono Jabal I Sir Sarang-Sindhi

[Class VIII Islamiat STBB] Kirdar I Sir Sarang Amar

[ Excellent Islamic Stories in Sindhi] Man Allah jo Ghulam thayan to chahyan- Sir Sarang Amar-Sindhi

“It was I” said the frog Two geese were about to go south for their annual Autumn migration, when a frog came up to them and asked if they would take him with them. The geese agreed if the frog could work out how he would be carried by them. The frog produced a long stalk of grass, got the two geese to hold each end whilst he clung to it\'s middle with his mouth. In this manner the three were making their journey when they were noticed from below by some men. The men expressed their admiration for the device and wondered who had been clever enough to discover it. As soon as the frog heard them he opened his mouth and said \"It was I!\" He lost his hold and fell to the earth. The Prophet (pbuh): \"Even if you do not commit any sins, I fear that you may fall into something which is worse: pride! pride!

Only for a Dog It was just after midnight and the man was alone in the masjid.He had just begun his Salatul Layl (Namaz e Shab) when he heard a noise behind him.Immediately, he started praying slowly. He recited lengthy duas in a beautiful voice.After he finished he turned around to see a dog who had come in to take shelter from the rain outside. The man realised that he had prayed only for a dog and not for Allah.