In this storytelling session, Tata Amal presents a tale where an elephant boasts about being the strongest animal in Africa, challenging a guard. The guard, confident in his strength, demonstrates the power of a wave by splitting it and walking between its sides. Despite the elephant's initial disbelief, the guard's display of power impresses the elephant, highlighting the guard's true strength. Through this story, the importance of not underestimating others and the value of humility are conveyed, as the guard's actions speak louder than his words, proving his strength effectively.
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Assalamu Alaikum
Welcome to my little garden
In a new episode and a useful story from Tata's stories
Storytime with Tata
I am Tata Amal
and I will read to you today
A new story with the name
Mubarat Shaddul Habil
and it's from the title
Jackie Butters
Are you ready?
Let's go to the story
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Far away in Africa
There was an animal
living with a number
of other animals
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That day
the animal went on a walk
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I saw a river spring
near the lake
The river spring said
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I am the strongest animal
in Africa
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and it stopped in the river
a strong wind
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The river spring
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It was full of flowers and plants
The river spring completed its way
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After that
I saw an elephant next to a tree
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I am the strongest animal
in Africa
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the elephant thought
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Look at me
I am strong
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the elephant said
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I am strong
Where can I kill this big tree?
The guard said,
I'm strong too.
The elephant answered,
You can't be stronger than me.
You are just a small guard.
The guard said,
I'm stronger than you.
Come back here
when the sun sets
and I'll show you how strong I am.
That night
when the sun is gone
the river is back
to see the elephant.
The guard said,
I'll show you how strong I am
so that you can see
how strong the wave is.
The guard laughed
and said,
I can't beat you.
The guard answered,
Yes, I can.
That's the wave.
I'll show you how strong I am.
The guard gave the elephant
one of the two sides of the wave
to the river.
Then the other side
and walked in the forest.
The elephant came back
to see the wave.
The guard said,
I'll show you how strong I am
so that you can see
how strong the wave is.
The elephant laughed and said,
I can't beat you.
The guard answered,
Yes, I can.
That's the wave.
I'll show you how strong I am.
The guard gave the elephant
one of the two sides of the wave
and walked in the forest.
Then the other side of the wave
and walked in the forest.
The guard said,
Yes, I can.
That's the wave.
I'll show you how strong I am
so that you can see
how strong the wave is
next to the wave
and the elephant next to the tree.
The guard said,
Yes, I can.
That's the wave.
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Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Storytelling session with Tata Amal featuring a story about Mubarat Shaddul Habil.
An elephant challenges a guard claiming to be the strongest animal in Africa.
The guard proves his strength by showing the power of a wave compared to the elephant.
Summary:
In this storytelling session, Tata Amal presents a tale where an elephant boasts about being the strongest animal in Africa, challenging a guard. The guard, confident in his strength, demonstrates the power of a wave by splitting it and walking between its sides. Despite the elephant's initial disbelief, the guard's display of power impresses the elephant, highlighting the guard's true strength.
Through this story, the importance of not underestimating others and the value of humility are conveyed, as the guard's actions speak louder than his words, proving his strength effectively.
FAQs
Tata Amal is the narrator of the story.
The story is titled 'Mubarat Shaddul Habil'.
The story takes place in Africa.
The river spring claimed to be the strongest animal.
The guard challenged the elephant to show how strong he is at sunset.
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