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on March 27, 2025

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The orphan's Cow

The Story of the Orphans' Cow In a small village, there lived three orphaned brothers with their elderly mother. They had only one cow, which they depended on for their livelihood. The cow provided them with milk, which they sold to make a living. Despite their poverty, they were content with what they had. One day, a greedy rich man passed by and admired the cow. He wanted to buy it, but the mother and her children refused to sell it, as it was their only source of income. Unwilling to accept their refusal, the rich man plotted with one of his men to steal the cow at night. When the orphans discovered that their cow had been stolen, they were deeply saddened. However, their kind mother advised them to be patient and trust in God. One day, a righteous man arrived in the village and heard their story. He prayed to God to restore their rights. Then, a miracle happened—the villagers found the cow in the rich man's barn. His deceit was exposed, and he was forced to return the...

The King and His Three Sons

Aysel, Cemil Meriç Secondary School The King and the Three Sons Once upon a time, a just and wise king had three sons. The king wanted to choose the best among his sons and leave the throne to him. For this, an exam has been prepared for them. The king gave his sons a bag of gold and said, "Take the most valuable things with this gold and direct them to the palace." The eldest son had the most expensive jewels. The middle son brought the most magnificent horse. The younger son distributed the gold to the poor and returned empty-handed. The king asked him: “Why didn't you bring anything?” The younger son replied: “Father, the most valuable thing is kindness. Helping those in need cannot be bought with gold.” The king was very impressed by his child's words and left his throne to him.

The Sultan’s Ring

The events of the story revolve around the sultan, who woke up from his sleep disturbed by a sound that interrupted his beautiful dream. He decided to teach the person responsible a lesson he would never forget. The source of the sound was the jeweler Marzouk, the owner of the shop facing the sultan’s palace. Every morning, as he opened his shop, he would say: "O Opener, O All-Knowing, O Provider, O Generous One... Your power, O Lord, is great and capable of everything. Even if something falls into the sea, Your power can bring it back to the shore." The sultan sent his minister and ordered him to bring his precious golden ring. When the minister arrived at Marzouk’s shop, he was warmly welcomed. The sultan then asked Marzouk to craft a ring identical to his golden one but with a piece of glass instead of the precious ruby. He wanted to wear the fake ring daily and save the real one for special occasions. The sultan also instructed Marzouk to be very careful and not lose ...

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