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I was probably in class six then. I have gone from primary school to big secondary school and don't have much idea about school people on the market. I used to be afraid. When someone spoke to me, tears would come to my eyes. However, one day I went to buy a singara (samucha) with the remaining 5 taka in the tiffin.
That again the shopkeeper is following and seeing that I am looking for a big singara (samucha) after leaving the small singara (samucha), but while picking, my hand slipped and a small one fell down. In the end, I had to take that because no one else would take the singara (all) that had fallen on the ground and since the shopkeeper had seen it, I couldn't even change it. I don't even have the money to buy one, I won't buy the rest because the shopkeeper doesn't know me. That means that there is no other way, the stomach is stuck on the wall and the stomach is not played even if it is too small. So I cooled my stomach with all that I read below.
The gist of the incident is that if someone hits a wall, he should enjoy the situation at that time because all roads are closed to him. Then you have to endure the hardships with the situation because the days are not always the same. If today is going bad, tomorrow may be better. Nothing is permanent not even happiness or sadness. You all know that the fruits of suffering are very sweet. Those who have patience do not get weak easily and it is not easy to lose. That's why one should enjoy the time in the most difficult situation to survive in the battle of life and ask Allah for help for better days to come.
1307.726 SRY