Little stronger every day

You've been hurt; you've gone through numerous ups and downs that have made you who you are today. Over the years, so many things have happened – things that have changed your perspective, taught you lessons, and forced your spirit to grow. As time passes, nobody stays the same, but some people will still tell you that you have changed. Respond to them by saying, "Of course I've changed. That's what life is all about. I'm still the same human being, just a little stronger now than I ever was before.

Mai Palestine Hu

Ye mere qaum k rehnuma b sune,
Meri ujdhi hui daastaan b sune,
Jo mujhe mulk tak maante hi nhi,
Saari duniya k wo hukmara b sune...

Sirf laashe hi laashe he meri gaud me,
Koi puche me q itna gamgeen hu?

Me Palestine hu,
Me Palestine hu,

Aae the 1 din mere ghar aae the,
Dushmano ko b tanha nazar aae the,
Oonth par apna khadim bithae hue,
Meri is sar-zameen par UMAR aae the...

Jiski parwaaz he aasmaano talak,
Zakhmi-Zakhmi me wo 1 Shaheen hu,

Me Palestine hu,
Me Palestine hu,

Mere daman me Imaan palta raha,
Rait par RAB ka farmaan palta raha,
Mere Bachhe ladhe aakhri saans tak,
Or sino me Quraan palta raha...

Zarre-Zarre me ALLAHU AKBAR lye,
Khushnasibi he me Sahib e Deen hu,

Me Palestine hu,
Me Palestine hu,

Na hi roe ge or na muskurae ge,
Sirf nagme Shahadat k hi gae ge,
Apna Baitul-Mukaddas bachane ko to,
Saare Bache Ababeel ban jae ge,

Jo sitam dha rahe abraha ki tarah,
Unki khatir me saamne tauheen hu,

Me Palestine hu...
Me Palestine hu...

UDAAS EID #EidInGaza

Mai Unko Kaise Kahu Mubarak
Wo Jiske Noor E Nazar Gaye Hai
Wo Ma'aye Jinke Jigar Ke Tukde
Galo Ki Surat Mei Bikhar Gaye Hai
Wo Jinki Dukh Se Bhari Dua'aye
Falak Per Halchal Macha Rahi Hai

Mere Hi Deen Ki Bahut Si Nasle
Udas Eide Mana Rahi Hai

Wo Bacche Eidi Kaha Se Lege?
Tabah Ghar Mei Jo Pal Rahe Hai
Wo Jinke Ma'aye Hai Nazare Aatish
Wo Jinke Aaba Jal Rahe Hai
Wo Jinki Nannehi Si Piyari Aankhe
Hazro Aansu Baha Rahi Hai

Mere Hi Deen Ki Bahut Si Nasle
Udas Eide Mana Rahi Hai

Batau Unko Mai Umda Tohfa
Kaha Se Karke Talash Bheju
Behan Ko Bhai Ki Lashe Bheju
Ya Maa Ko Bete Ki Lashe Bheju
Jaha Per Qome Bahut Se Tohfe
Bamo Ki Surat Mei Paa Rahi Hai

Mere Hi Deen Ki Bahut Si Nasle
Udas Eide Mana Rahi Hai

Jahan Pe Har Ansu Saje Huwe Hai
Jahan Ki Mehndi Hai Surkh Khun Ki
Janaze Har Soo Saje Huwe Hai
Jahan Per Behne Shaheed E Haq Per
Rida E Abyez Saja Rahi Hai

Mere Hi Deen Ki Bahut Si Nasle
Udas Eidi Mana Rahi Hai

DUA FOR GAZA N MUSLIMS around the world.

Indian muslims

I hear some extreme people on the social network say: you people must leave India and go, if you are not respecting the national song. My question: Go where? Pakistan!

India is our country. It is the land of our forefathers who were Dravidians. Yes, I'm a tamil speaking South Indian, who has imbibed the Indian culture to the best. Our food is Indian cuisine, our dressing is Indian, our language is Indian, our attitude is Indian; our identities are like the bones in our bodies; it can never be separated. Islam is never against Indian culture or the western culture; it is only against that culture which is against the Islamic culture. Ex: Nude marches in the western world. But, Islam is not against wearing the blazer and tie.

The Indian Muslims are those whose forefathers embraced Islam when they found it to be a way of life. The idea of hatred for one community, and polarising on the basis of religion or culture was that of Hitler, when he did the hate campaign against the Jews. We may have our differences with Jews, but they didn't deserve to be treated as Hitler did. And we all know the end of Hitler. He suicided. I encourage the people who follow his footsteps to stop, think and then proceed.

Jehangir's chain of justice

The Mughal Emperors had a high sense of justice, and that is one main reason why the Mughal Empire survived so long.
The Mughal Emperors had a fixed day in the week, usually a Wednesday, for dispensing justice personally.
In Ain-e-Akbari Emperor Akbar's order is mentioned : " Those who apply for justice, let them not be inflicted with delay and expectation. Let him ( the Judge ) object to no one on account of his religion or sect. "
In Akbarnama Abul Fazal writes : " His Majesty in his Court makes no distinction between relative and stranger, or betwen a noble and a tangle haired beggar."
Jehangir's chain of justice is known to all. but this was not merely symbolic. Jehangir in fact had a high sense of justice.
Thus, he got Hoshang, the nephew of Khan Alam, put up on trial for an alleged murder committed by him, although Khan Alam was a high noble in the Mughal Court. " God forbid " said the Emperor, " that in such affairs I should consider princes, and far less shall I consider amirs, and I hope that the Grace of God may support me in this ". Hoshang was found guilty and executed.
Jehangir was very particular about guaranteeing the rights of minorities. In 1608 he issued a Firman to the Governor, officials and jagirdars of Gujrat ordering them to safeguard the temples and dharmashalas of the Jain community. They were also ordered not to levy any tax on pilgrims.
In 'Jahangirnama', which is his autoibography, Jahangir wrote that even when he had fever he would go to Court at the designated time to sit in Court and decide cases
Disposal of cases was expeditious in the Mughal period. Bernier , a contemporary traveller in the 17th century ( see his 'Travels' ), writes that cases were "speedily decided ". According to Terry, a European missionary attached to the staff of Sir Thomas Roe, trials were " conducted speedily ". Manucci ( see his 'Storia du Mogor R.A.S. London ) says that the Emperor " causes the judgment he pronounces to be executed on the spot ". Fryer ( see his 'Travels' ), who visited India in the reign of Aurangzeb, writes that cases were quickly disposed off.
Rai Bihari Mal, writing about the Qazis of Shahjehan's reign, says that in general the Judges endeavoured to function upto the standard demanded of them, lest it be mentioned before the Emperor that justice was not being done ( see 'History of India' by Sir Henry Elliot ).
Dereliction from duty or corruption by Judges, whenever it came to the notice of the Emperors, was promptly and severely punished.
Thus, Manrique, a European traveller in 1632 ( see his 'Travels' ), observes : " For unjust and corrupt Judges who do not comply with the demands of justice, they erect still loftier and more costly columns whereon they state on bronze plates the name of the Judge, and the fault for which his skull is confined here ".

wake up my musli brothers

Muslims are such a funny bunch of people around the world. When Muslims get killed in Gaza, the entire Muslim population of the world stands against the crime; but in their local areas they fight amongst themselves for every little disagreement that they have.

When people die in Gaza, you don't want to know whether they are Sunni, Shia, Barelvi or a Tableeghi. But in the localities, every day is such a pain in the neck, with hate speeches around each other, which are worse than missiles.

If you want to make a difference to the world; and stop the genocide in Gaza, then you will have to stop those hate speeches amongst you, and join hands to show our unity and strength. Even the peace loving non-Muslims are puzzled over our fate. They wonder how we can get crushed while we are over 2 billion on earth!

Wake up brothers. Let us maintain out differences, and persuade each other towards the right understanding on any issue. If we find that there are disagreements on fiqh issues, then we maintain the unity; and if we come across kufr and shirk, then we hold treaties. It's time to get real to tackle a major demon.

Take the message clear. I'm not asking to give up our understandings and differences. I'm only calling to unite for a purpose, even while holding our differences, while me persuade each other of our understandings on different forums with beautiful dialogues; not dialogues that are distasteful.

Muslims must give peace to people around; to different factions of people, and to people of different faiths even, unless they want to fight you.

We are Indians, and We Are Unique

1. Every Indian bachelor wants to marry a fair girl.

2. When the doorbell rings, a male or kid should open the door and the female must run for her dupatta.

3. Picking up/dropping a relative (airport / railway stn) is an important family affair.

4. We thrive on street food and we don't get sick.

5. Every Indian mother has 2 careers - Working / Housewife + Match Making.

6. We have all had secret boyfriends / girlfriends. we dread getting caught by each others parents.

7. Indian girls have 3 type of brothers. Real brother, Cousin brother, Rakhee brother.

8. The bride must cry at her Vidai. She has no business looking happy.

9. We go on cleaning sprees only during Diwali or when we have guests coming over.

10. However old we are, our parents need to know every detail of our schedule. Daily. No excuses. No exemption.

11. When Indian parents buy tickets, every child becomes under 12. Getting a half ticket is a huge victory!

12. If we live in another city and don't call our Mom daily , she'll freak out and call all our friends to make sure we are alive.

13. We get embarrassed in front of our parents even when the word "sex" is written on a Form to specify gender.

14. No other nationality can beat Indians in bargaining. "Chalo bhaiya . Na tera na mera. Itne paise theek hain."

15. No matter if we are Convent educated.
When we are actually angry, we switch to highly effective, dirty, swear words in our mother tongue.

16. We spend more time talking to guests at the door when they are leaving than while sitting in the living room.

17. Why to change the remote batteries when you can just slap the shit out of the remote and make it work?

18. Meeting a person with the same surname is like finding a long lost twin.

19. Wearing Sherwani on wedding is a Must!

and most imp

20.Get married at the 'right' age. Just because the 'society' says so!

Mujhe us se mohabbat hai

Mujhe us se mohabbat hai,
Magar kese kahoon us se,
Woh meri baat ko sanjeedgi se
kam hi leti hai,
Har ik pal muskurana
Khilkhilaana,
Doston per fikray qassna,
Nit’naye masoom mansoobay banana,
Shokh chanchal har gharri taaza shararat
main bohat masroof rehti hai,

Magar ik aur hadsha bhi hai mujh ko,
Main izhaar se
Iqraar se
khud rokay rakhta hai,
Ke mehke khawab bun’ne, khelne ka waqt hai uska,
Meri chahat
Kahin masoomiyat na cheen le uski,

Sadaa se hum ne dekha hai,
Mohabbat aadmi ko is’qadar sanjeeda karti hai,
Ke phir mehfil, tamashey, khel us ko bojh lagte hain,
Main darta hoon
Kahin yeh bhol’pan us ka,
Yeh har pal cheh’chihaana muskurana sab,
Meri izhaar se sanjeedgi mein na badal jaye,

Kahin us shokhh ko bhi rog koi,
Chup chaap na lag jaye,

Mujhe us se mohabbat hai,
Magar kese kahoon us se….

Abhi kuch bhi nahin badla,

Abhi kuch bhi nahin badla,
Darakhton par wohi mausam abi tak muskuratey hain,
Abhi tak surmeyi shamain hamarey sath roti hain,
Abhi tak mere honton per tumhare honton ki khushbu
Raqss karti hai,

Abhi tak meri ankhon mein tumhare khawb hanstey hain,
Abhi tak mere hathon per tumhari ungliyon
ki narm pooron se likhey sab harf
zinda hain,

Abhi tak mere seeney mein tumhari saans chalti hai,
Abhi to raston par doodhiya pairon se parney waley
sarey naqsh qayem hain,

Abhi almaariyon mein sarey tohfey gungunatey hain,
Tumhare khat abhi bhi raat ki tanhai mein mujh se,
Tumhari baat kartey hain,

Bohat se saal guzrey hain,
Bohat se waqt beeta hai,
Meri chahat nahin beeti,
Meri himmat nahin guzri,
Abhi kuch bhi nahin badla,
Abhi kuch bhi nahin badla,

Agar chaho,
Agar samjho,
Meri maano,
To laut aao…

Poet - Wasi Shah

India's first masjid

India's first masjid in Kerala - Cheraman Juma Masjid is a mosque in Methala, Kodungallur Taluk in the Indian state of Kerala. The Cheraman Masjid is said to be the very first mosque in India, built in 629 AD by Malik lbn Dinar

मैंने देखा है की कई गैर-मुसलिम मुस्लिमो द्वारा इस्तेमाल किये जाने वाले आम शब्द जैसे माशाल्लाह इत्यादि का मतलब नहीं पता होता. नीचे इनका मतलब और इन्हें कहाँ इस्तेमाल किया जाता है इसकी जानकारी दी गयी है.

1. अस्सलामो अलैकुम (Asalamo alaikum): यह मुस्लिमो का सबसे आम अभिवादन (greeting) है जो वह एक दुसरे से मिलने पर कहते हैं. इसका मतलब होता है 'तुमपर सलामती(peace) हो'.

2. वालेकुम अस-सलाम (Walaikum As-Salaam): यह सलाम के जवाब में कहा जाता है. इसका मतलब होता है 'तुमपर भी सलामती(peace) हो'.
3. अल्हम्दुल्लिलाह – इसका मतलब होता है "समस्त प्रशंसाएं केवल अल्लाह ही के लिए है".

4. माशाल्लाह : यह शब्द मुस्लिम अपनी ख़ुशी, उत्साह या कोई बेहतरीन चीज़ को देखकर बोलते हैं. इसका मतलब होता है "जो भी अल्लाह चाहे.." या "अल्लाह जो भी देना चाहता है, देता है". यानि की अल्लाह जिसको चाहता है उसे कोई अच्छी चीज़, ख़ुशी, भलाई या कामयाबी देता है. ऐसा होने पर मुसलिम माशाल्लाह कहते हैं.

5. इंशाल्लाह : जब कोई शख्स भविष्य में कोई कार्य करना चाहता है, या उसका इरादा करता है या भविष्य में कुछ होने की आशंका व्यक्त करता है या कोई वादा करता है या कोई शपथ लेता है तो इस शब्द का उपयोग करता है. ऐसा करने का हुक्म कुरान में है. इंशाल्लाह का मतलब होता है 'अगर अल्लाह ने चाहा'

6. सुभानाल्लाह: इसका मतलब होता है 'पाकी(glory) है अल्लाह के लिए'. एक मुस्लिम अल्लाह की किसी विशेषता, उपकार, चमत्कार इत्यादि को देखकर अपने उत्साह की अभिव्यक्ति के लिए करता है.

7. अल्लाहु-अकबर : इसका मतलब होता है 'अल्लाह सबसे बड़ा(महान) है'.

8. जज़ाकल्लाह : इसका मतलब होता है अल्लाह तुम्हे इसका बेहतरीन बदला दे. जब एक मुसलिम किसी दुसरे मुसलिम की मदद या उपकार करता है तो अपनी कृतज्ञता दिखाने के लिए एक मुसलिम दुसरे मुसलिम से यह कहता है.

9. अल्लाह हाफिज़ : अकसर कई मुसलिम एक दुसरे से विदा लेते वक़्त इसका इस्तेमाल करते हैं. इसका मतलब होता है 'अल्लाह हिफाज़त करने वाला (हाफिज़) है'. इसके पीछे भावना यही होती है की 'अल्लाह तुम्हारी हिफाज़त करे'

10. सल्ललाहो अलैहि वसल्लम: यह शब्द अल्लाह के आखरी पैगम्बर और रसूल मुहम्मद (सल्लाहो अलैहि वसल्लम) का नाम लेने या उनका ज़िक्र होने पर इस्तेमाल किया जाता है. यह इज्ज़त देने और आप (सल्लाहो अलैहि वसल्लम) पर सलामती भेजने के लिए इस्तेमाल किया जाता है. इसका मतलब होता है 'आप पर अल्लाह की कृपा और सलामती हो'.

Why is Life insurance considered un-Islamic

All types of insurance are Haram (prohibited). They involve Jahalah (sale with lack of knowledge), Gharar (fraudulent transaction where details about the sold item are unknown or uncertain) - both of them are not pardoned - gambling, unjustly taking people's money, and Riba (usury/interest). There are many legal proofs that all these transactions are forbidden.

In short : in Islam you can't trade or make commercial transactions about that which you do not own. Our life is in God's Hands - we do not own our lives, we merely "look after" it.

Gifts for your girl

1. Surprise:

Surprises are such romantic gestures and you should try and surprise her every now and then. It keeps the relationship new and exciting, and I’m sure it warms her heart too. Just remember, you’re doing this to make her happy, and if sweet surprises make her happy, wouldn't you want to take every chance you get?

2. Jewelry:

2. Jewelry

Okay, I’m pretty sure most girls would love jewelry. And even if you can’t afford diamond ring and gold necklace, any piece of jewelry will warm her heart because it’s the thought and the meaning behind the jewelry, not the price.

3. Makeup

If your girlfriend is a makeup fanatic, chances are you’ve heard her rave or whine about a product for a while. If she is a collector of makeup, than go for it! Ask her friends or snoop around her makeup stash and see what she’s running low on. Or simply buy her something she’s been dying to have. If you feel weird about going into a makeup store as a guy shopping for his girlfriend, don’t! A lot of guy do this, and I’m positive the store employees will be happy to help you look for the product she’s been wanting.

50 ways to take a break

50 ways to take a break

The Story of Samosa Vendor

"Today in India its unbelievable .......
The numbers are a little difficult to swallow, ......
But interesting nevertheless."

It was my regular train journey home from work.
I boarded the 18:50pm train from Paranur.
When the train was about to leave Guduvanchery,
A samosa vendor with an empty basket got on and took
the seat next to me.
As the compartment was sparsely occupied and my
destination was still far away,
I got into a conversation with him.

Me: "Seems like you've sold all your samosas today."
Vendor (smiling): "Yes. By God's grace, full sales today."

Me: "I really feel sorry for you people. Don't you get tired doing
This tiresome job the whole day?"

Vendor: "What to do, sir? Only by selling samosas like this every day do
We get a commission of .75 paise for each samosa that we sell."

Me: "Oh, is that so ? How many samosas do you sell on an average each day?"
Vendor: "On peak days, we sell 4,000 to 5,000 samosas per day.
On an average, we sell about 3,000 samosas a day."

I was speechless.....for a few seconds.
The guy says he sells 3,000 samosas a day; at .75 paise each,
He makes about 2,000 rupees daily, or 60,000 rupees a month.
That's Rs. 60,000 a month. OMG.
I intensified my questioning and this time it was not for time pass.
Me: "Do you make the samosas yourself?"
Vendor: "No Sir. we gets the samosas through a samosa manufacturer
And we just sell them. After selling we give him the money
And gives us 75 paise for each samosa that we sell."

I was unable to speak a single word more but the vendor continued...
"But one thing...most of our earnings are spent on living expenses.
Only with the remaining money are we able to take care of other business."

Me: "Other business? What is that?"

Vendor: "It is a land business. In 2007 I bought 1.5 acres in
Urupakkam for 10 lakh rupees and I sold it a few months back for 60 lakhs.
Now I have bought land in Uthiramerur for 20 lakh rupees."

Me: "What did you do with the remaining amount?

Vendor: "Of the remaining amount,
I have set aside 20 lakhs for my daughter's wedding.
I have deposited the other 20 lakhs in the bank."

Me: "How much schooling have you had?"

Vendor: "I studied up to third standard;
I stopped my studies when I was in the 4th standard.
But I know how to read and write.
Sir, there are many people like yourself,
Who dress well, wear a tie, wear shoes,
Speak English fluently and work in air-conditioned rooms.
But I don't think you guys earn as much
As we do wearing dirty clothes and selling samosas."

At this point, what could I reply. After all, I was talking to a
Millionaire! The train chugged into Chromepet station
And the samosa vendor got up from his seat.

Vendor: "Sir, this is my station...have a good day."
Me: "Take care."

What more is there to say...!

inkar aur iqrar

"Aurat jab tak mard se door rehti hai. Tab tak wo mard k liye sab se zaiyda hassen, dilkash aur nayab chaiz hoti ha. Lekin jis waqt aurat Mohabbat ka iqrar kar leti ha to usi waqt mard ki nighaon mein aurat ki ahmiyat aur dilkashi pehley ki nisbat kam ho jati ha. Aur aurat ki nighaon me mard ki ahmiyat bht barh jati ha kyun k aurat iqrar kar k qaid ho jati hai aur mard iqrar sun kr azad ho jata ha.."

(Lines from a novel)

पिताजी हमारे लिए ही पैसे बचाते है ..

पुरानी पेंट रफू करा कर पहनते जाते है, Branded नई shirt
देने पे आँखे दिखाते है
टूटे चश्मे से ही अख़बार पढने का लुत्फ़ उठाते है, Topaz के
ब्लेड से दाढ़ी बनाते है
पिताजी आज भी पैसे बचाते है ….

कपड़े का पुराना थैला लिये दूर की मंडी तक जाते है,
बहुत मोल-भाव करके फल-सब्जी लाते है
आटा नही खरीदते, गेहूँ पिसवाते है..
पिताजी आज भी पैसे बचाते है…

स्टेशन से घर पैदल ही आते है रिक्सा लेने से कतराते है
सेहत का हवाला देते जाते है बढती महंगाई पे
चिंता जताते है
पिताजी आज भी पैसे बचाते है ....

पूरी गर्मी पंखे में बिताते है, सर्दियां आने पर रजाई में
दुबक जाते है
AC/Heater को सेहत का दुश्मन बताते है, लाइट
खुली छूटने पे नाराज हो जाते है
पिताजी आज भी पैसे बचाते है

माँ के हाथ के खाने में रमते जाते है, बाहर खाने में
आनाकानी मचाते है
साफ़-सफाई का हवाला देते जाते है,मिर्च, मसाले और
तेल से घबराते है
पिताजी आज भी पैसे बचाते है…

गुजरे कल के किस्से सुनाते है, कैसे ये सब जोड़ा गर्व से
बताते है पुराने दिनों की याद दिलाते है,बचत की अहमियत
समझाते है
हमारी हर मांग आज भी,फ़ौरन पूरी करते जाते है
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Short Girls Problems

#shortgirlproblems

1. when men can put their chin on top of your head and pretend you aren't there...

2. when your feet don't touch the ground when you sit down.

3. When people think it's okay to use me as an arm rest.

4. when people tell you "you are so short" OH REALLY WELL I HAD NO IDEA ABOUT THAT SERIOUSLY THANKS FOR TELLING ME.

5. when shopkeeper says sorry this is the smallest size we have .

6. when falling behind in a big group because of little legs that just cannot keep up with the giants of the world.

7. That feeling when you hug someone way taller than you.

8. When a shirt looks like a dress in you.

9. That awkward moment when you're wearing heels and everybody's still taller than you..

10. Not being able to wear jeans for normal people because they are too long

11. Looking like a retard trying to get something off of a shelf 10 times taller than you.

12. You go to the movies and pray to God that noone tall sits in front of you.

13. Having to ask someone to get something off the shelf.

14. when tall people think its funny to take your ph and hold it high up in the air.

15. When you are not allowed to go for a ride, not meant for kids.

16. Having to throw stuff onto the higher shelves because u cant reach them.

17. Looking up when talking to tall people.

18. Being good at basketball is not an option.

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Aish

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She was beautiful

She was beautiful, but not like those girls in the magazines. She was beautiful for the way she thought. She was beautiful for that sparkle in her eyes when she talked about something she loved. She was beautiful for her ability to make other people smile even when she was sad. No, she wasn't beautiful for something as temporary as her looks. She was beautiful deep down to her soul.

Goongi Ho Gai Aaj kuch Zuban kehte kehte

"Dr. Allama Iqbal" 󾠨

Goongi Ho Gai Aaj kuch Zuban kehte kehte,

Hichkicha Gaya Me khud ko Musalman kehte kehte,󾁀

Ye baat Nahi k Mujko Rab par Yaqeen Nahi,

Bas dar gaya khud ko sahib-e-imaan kehte kehte,󾁁

Tofeeq Na hui Mujhe ek waqt ki Namaz ki,

Aur Chup Ho Gaya Moazzin Azaan kehte kehte,󾁅

Kisi kafir Ne jo pocha k Ye kya Hai Maheena,

Sharm se pani Hath se gir gaya Ramazan kehte kehte,󾠨

Meri Almari me Gard se Ati kitab ka Jo poochha,

Mai Gaddh gaya Zameen me Quran kehte kehte,

Improve Eyesight = Eye Exercises

Improve Eyesight =Eye Exercises:

1. Blink your eyes as fast as you can for some time.
2 .Close the eyes tightly for some time and then open. Do this for 5 times.
3. Roll your eyes in clockwise as well as anticlockwise direction for 5 times.
4. Look at an advertisement or some written material from a far place and try to read it by focusing your
eyes.

Food that is good for Eyes

1.Carrot
2. Eggs
3. Milk
4. Apricots
5.Berries
6.Black Currants 7_ Cold-water Fish
8.Collard Greens
9.Grapefruits
10.Grapes
11.Lemons
12.Spinach
13.Fish Oils

Harmful for your eyes
1.Foods and additives containing Monosodium Glutamate (MSG)
2.Looking directly into the sun for some time.
3. Drugs which are harmful to the eyes 4_Cell phone, games may also be harmful.!

Indian leaders are making sentimental speeches

Indian leaders are making sentimental speeches to win the heart of the foolish people of India. Arvind Kejriwal becomes common man and denies bungalow, security and beacon. On the other hand, Modi says he sold tea in train and he has seen his mother clean pots. What do these things matter to the problems of India? There are still hundreds of thousands of people doing the same jobs, selling tea and cleaning kitchen untensils. Alas and alack, no one has clear vision of economic development, proper education to the poor, health problems, security to the minorities and drinking water to all Indians and there are several issues of the people living in India.

Uth Sher mujahid hosh mein aa

Uth Sher mujahid hosh mein aa, tameer-e-khilafat paida kar.

Kyun firqe firqe hota hai, Ab ek jamat ko paida kar…

Kar tu bhi taraqqi duniya mein, Asbab-e-tijarat paida kar,

Qaroon ki daulat thukra de, Usman ki daulat paida kar…

Islam ka dam tu bharta hai, Kuffar se phir kyun darta hai,

Ya to islam ka nam na le, Ya shauq-e-shahadat paida kar…

Dil se kah ke aa, ghabraye na, Halat badalne wale hain,

Jo kante banke aaye they, Wo lamhe talne wale hain…

Mazloomo ki anho ne, Ab sholo ki adaye pahni hai,

Ye jaal to bs sayyado ke, Ab sadne galne wale hai…

Himmat he nahi toofano mein, Jazbo ko hamare cheen sake,

Jitna humse uljhenge, hum aur machalne wale hain…

hum aur machalne wale hain…