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 Q#1: What does Omar's story teach us? Ans#1: This story teaches us about the importance of friendship in our lives. Omar's life was greatly influenced by his friends. To overcome problems of life we need friends and we should avoid isolation. Q#2: Why can it be scary to meet new people and make new friends? And#2: Meeting new people and making new friends can be scary because we often fear of being judged and this fear discourage us and that's why we are scared to make new friends. Q#3: Why is it important to welcome others when they are in a new situation? Ans#3: It is important to welcome others when they are in a new situation because it provides moral support to them. Being in a new environment is always scary and uncomfortable therefore we should welcome the new one so that he feels comfortable and relax.

 COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS  Answer these questions  Q#1: What is nature complaining about? Ans#1: Nature is complaining about human activities that can destroy it's beauty. Q#2: Why is the sky unable to control itself? Ans#2:  The sky is unable to control itself due to pollution and global warming. Q#3: For how many years has Mother Nature been in existence? Ans#3: Mother Nature has been in existence for over four and a half billion years. Q#4: Why do you think nature does not need us but we need it? Ans#4:  Nature does not need us but we need nature because our future depends on it. When it flourish, we flourish and when nature falter we falter. Q#5: What does the word "falter" means ? Ans#5: The word falter means "unstable or weak". Q#6: What does the sky mean when it says that "At the end, I will be fine'. Discuss in detail. Ans#6:  It means that the sky is hopeful for positive activities from human beings.  It we control pollution and plant more tree...

 Comprehension Questions  Answer these questions. Q#1: Where are the Khewra Salt Mines located? Ans#1: The Khewra Salt Mines are located on the right bank of the Jhelum River. Q#2: How much salt is annually produced by these mines?  Ans#2: Over 850,000 tons of rock salt is produced annually by these stunning natural mines.  Q#3: Who first discovered the Khewra Mines? Ans#3: The Khewra Mines was developed by a British mining engineer, Dr.H.Warth.  Q#4: What is the most remarkable thing about these mines? Ans#4:  The most remarkable thing about this mine is that it is Pakistan largest and oldest while World 2nd largest salt mine. It is home to miniature replicas of famous monuments built entirely from salt rocks. Among these are Badshahi Masjid, The Great Wall of China, Minar-e- Pakistan that makes it tourist attractions. Q#5: How many visitors visit the Khewra Mines annually? Ans#5: About 250,000 tourists visit the Khewra Mines annually. Q#6: What did you fi...

 Q#1: When did Rasulullah (SAW) deliver his last sermon? Ans#1: Hazrat Muhammad SAW delivered his last sermon on the ninth of Dhul Hijjah in the Uranah valley of Mount Arafat.   Q#2: What message has Rasulullah (SAW) given about the life and property of every Muslim? Ans#2: Rasulullah SAW said that we should regard the life and property of every Muslim is a sacred trust.  Q#3: Which months have been declared as holy by Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)? Ans#3: Four months have been declared as holy by Hazrat Muhammad SAW. Three of them are successive i.e. Dhul- Qadh, Dhul Hijjah and Muharram and one is between Jumada and Shabajan i.e. Rajab. Q#4: How does Islam put an end to racism? What has Hazrat Muhammad (SAW) say about it? Ans#4: Hazrat Muhammad SAW, in his last sermon said about racism, " All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non Arab and a Non- Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over a black and a black has no su...

 1.What is the main idea of the passage? Ans#1: This lesson teaches us how our Holy Prophet Muhammad SAW is the physical representation of justice. On many occasions he gave us examples to ensure justice for both his relatives, non relatives for Muslims and Non Muslims.  2. How did Hazrat Muhammad Rasulullah set high standards of justice in the society at that time ? Ans#2: Hazrat Muhammad Rasulullah set high standards of justice in the society at that time by making fair decisions. He did not favour any nobel or rich person on the basis of wealth and nobility. He exercised justice not only other but also on himself.  3. The text suggests that Rasulullah practically applied the principles of equality and brotherhood. What evidence can you find in the text to support this claim? Ans#3: Rasulullah practically applied the principles of equality and brotherhood that is evident from the incident of battle of Badr.  When there were few camels and three people were rode on ...