The dairy game - (52th day- 31/07/2025) As the day passes, the day passes by.

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim.
Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi Barakatuhu.

Dear friends,
I hope you are all well. I am also well and healthy with your prayers and the infinite mercy of Allah Almighty.

Today is Jumma Mubarak, that is, a holiday, so the busyness increases a little on this day. No matter how much I think I will spend the holiday in a relaxed manner, it does not happen. On this day, more worldly work comes and appears in front. So in fact, the busyness on holidays increases many times more than other days and the busyness of work also makes us stressed to a great extent.

Like every day, after praying Fajr and completing the necessary worship, I went out. After going out, I came home. When I came home, I finished my work one by one and entered the cowshed. I did my biggest responsibility of observing the cows. Then I cut some grass for the cow and mixed it with the house. The cow is so rude that it doesn't want to eat grass. It only wants to eat grass. I think the owner who had it before only fed it grass, not hay. So we are in a lot of trouble with the cow. We have a lot of trouble filling its stomach.

Then I calendared all the clothes we have and I have a nephew, Ibrahim, he is four years old. I asked him if you have clothes? He said yes, he quickly ran and brought his clothes and I calendared them. I bought the calendar from one of my uncles. It is very good, calendaring is very convenient, clothes do not burn. However, the price of the calendar has not been paid yet.

Then the Jumma call was given, then I quickly took a bath, got ready and walked towards the mosque. Then I prayed, after praying, I slowly walked back home. After reaching home, I was going to take a little rest but I didn't take it. The time was over because of the chatter. Then the call to prayer for Asr was given and I went to pray. When I came out of the prayer and came home, I saw my younger brother from my area, namely Mohammad Mahmudul Mufti Sahib and nicknamed Makhon. I went to the river bank with him again. I had various conversations with him and saw the view of the river and took several pictures. It was very nice. Actually, you don't go to the river bank alone.

Then I left. After arriving, there is a shopkeeper next to our house, a small shop, his name is Jinna Bhai, I came there and sat there and talked for some time and took a few pictures. Then the call to prayer for Maghrib was given and we left. This is our work for today. I am ending it like today, Allah Hafez.