I am an ordinary citizen of Pakistan and live in the heart of the Punjab province of Pakistan. I was born in the last of 1989. I belong to a middle-class family. My father used to work in the police. I am the 5th among 7 siblings. I lived and lived in a village from the beginning. Playing, jumping, standing, sitting, and eating fresh fruits and vegetables in the fresh climate of the village was a very good life. They went and played on the way back, came home, ate and slept, then got up and went to the ground, came back home in the evening, ate and slept.
We used to play cricket (tape ball, hard ball, tennis, etc.), badminton, volleyball, sometimes football and basketball too, but there was no competition in cricket, volleyball, and badminton, nor in front of us. One would have been able to stick. Big players would have piled up in front of us. Because we were all-rounders.
Being in the village, everyone knew us very well. We were three friends who were District level sports players whose names would make people sweat on their faces once.
We used to get offers from people to play, but because of our small size, our family would not allow us to go anywhere.
How was my discussion among people, suddenly the whole incident came to my mind, let me tell you, it will be a little funny.
"When I was still young, there was a tap ball tournament in our high school. I was sent the opener. We had to score 97 in 6 overs, which was a difficult thing at that time. Well, I was sent to bat the first over. The second over also passed like that, then I decided that if the third over was not played, I would declare, while my friends were telling me to play now. A six in the second over also hit 5 sixes in the third over, which was a meaningful over. In the fourth over the other player hit a single and batted me then in short in the 5th over I ended the match in which I became the man of the match. And then, even for the big bowlers, my standing on the pitch was no less than a problem."
From the beginning, I was especially weak in English, but I was very fond of reading historical books and others such as novels, newspapers, magazines, digests, and high-class books. Getting scolded and beaten up by the teachers in the school became the norm.
We were three siblings studying in the same school. At that time, there was a rule in schools that for those who had three children studying in the school, one child's fee was paid for the other. The fee for half and third was waived. It was a good time, all the elders respected each other, then Abu's presence in the police was also a good omen at that time, everyone respected Abu because everyone else except me was good at studies. But I did not know about these things at that time, the truth is that we did not value these things at that time.
Then time passed, all the friends were sitting in the primary class, then all the friends teased a teacher who was the son of our principal, but he was very loud and talkative. The blame was put on me, then there was a lot of humiliation with sticks in front of the school, but when the matter was revealed later, then everyone looked at my face, why did he do this?
Among the five brothers, I have the most distinctive nature of laughing, reacting to actions, having a clear intention and a pure heart, with whom to be friends, being with everyone from the heart, respecting the elders, to love the younger ones. Even if you fought with someone, you should go away from him and forgive him. It was childhood. He gave a place to almost every good thing in himself and had only one thought that no one should give place to bad things in him, because stick to religion and the Prophet will come at the end of time. The life of Muhammad (peace be upon him) is a complete code of life for us that I had already read, which benefited me because I did not have much difficulty in bringing about change in myself.
To be continued
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