Some scenes of rural life

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim.

Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu

Dear friends! I hope everyone is well by the grace of Allah. I am very well by the grace of Allah, thanks to Allah. The subject that I am presenting to you today is "Some scenes of rural life"

The great Creator has created the heavens and the earth. He has also created countless creatures on this earth. Among the countless creatures, one creature is called man. On the earth, people live their lives by earning a living. And for this living, each person's profession is different. City life is one way, village life is different. Many people like city life, while many people like rural life.

And in these different tastes of different people, there is a balance in how this world is run. Because if everyone preferred city life, then there would be no people to do the rural life activities including farming, cattle rearing, etc., and as a result, the balance of people's lives would not be right. On the other hand, if everyone preferred rural life, then everyone would be involved in farming, cattle rearing, etc.

As a result, no one would be found to buy these, everyone would be eager to sell, which is why the balance of people's lives would not be right.

These farmers of rural life are the ones who prepare all the necessary crops including rice, wheat, fruits, and cattle rearing for our food. Today, I have tried to highlight some pictures of rural life in my post.

Cow rearing is closely related to rural life. In the picture, you can see a farmer putting a kind of bamboo strainer on the mouth of his domesticated cow. The purpose of putting this filter on the cow's mouth is to prevent it from eating someone's crops while walking on the road. Since the cow is an ignorant animal, if it is not restrained, it will start eating any crop on the road.

You can also see a farmer in the Grameen Haat, beautifully arranging pineapples for sale and waiting for customers. And when I don't have my mobile phone in hand to capture him, he immediately understands and prepares and smiles. These smiles on the farmer's face make us happy.

In a small rural market, a shopkeeper is making Puri Singara and tea in his shop. In the afternoon in the rural market, many people come to this shop to have tea, as well as Puri Singara and take it to the children of the house. You can also see two vans loaded with sugarcane and leaving the village for a city. The purpose is to collect the sugarcane from the village and sell it to the customers in the city and make a little profit economically.

Horse-drawn carriage/bull cart, which is almost on the verge of extinction. Today I have taken a few pictures of this almost extinct car for you, I tried to make it beautiful. Also, a red tuktuk horse resting after eating. As you know, horses rest most of the time standing. A little boy is pulling his beloved 🐎 horse by the reins.

Jute is called golden fiber in Bangladesh.
A mother is drying jute to prevent the heat of the afternoon.
Jute is a very good fuel for burning.
Mothers and sisters do not always use this jute while cooking. Rather, when they light the fire in the stove at the beginning of cooking, they light the fire with the help of this jute. A younger brother has collected rice seedlings for rice cultivation and is storing them in one place.

These hardworking people of rural life have made our society beautiful. I am ending today's short article on rural life with the hope that Allah may properly evaluate these hardworking people for their hard work and may they understand the true value of their sweat.

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