Tolerance ia a best way to peace for a nation.
● President Ayub Khan was the first military dictator of Pakistan, he smoked two big packs of cigarettes daily, every morning his butler would put two packs of cigarettes in a tray and come to his bedroom Used to start.
One day when he was on a tour of East Pakistan, his Bengali butler forgot to give him a cigarette. General Ayub Khan became very angry and started abusing Butler.
When Ayub Khan got tired of cursing, Butler addressed him and said: "What will the commander who is not so tolerant run the army? I see a bad future for the Pakistani army and this country."
Butler's words touched Ayub Khan's heart, he quit smoking immediately and did not touch cigarettes for the rest of his life.
* You may have heard the name of Rustam Zaman Gamma Wrestler. India has not produced another wrestler like him till date.
Once a weak shopkeeper hit a gambler with a weight on his head. Blood gushed from Gamma's head, Gamma wrapped a muffler around his head and returned home quietly. People said
"Wrestler, you were not expected to be so weak. If you had slapped the shopkeeper, he would have died."
Gamma replied, "My strength has not made me a wrestler, my endurance has made me a wrestler and I will remain Rustam Zaman as long as my endurance will support me."
In endurance, Mao Zedong, the founding chairman of China, was ahead of all the leaders of his time. Mao was an English linguist but he never spoke a word of English all his life. You can imagine his endurance that he was told a joke in English. When he was translating jokes, he would laugh heartily.
واقعہ An incident of endurance was also narrated by Zaheer-ud-Din Babar, the first Mughal king of India. He used to say that he has achieved only two and a half successes in life. His first victory was a fight with a dragon, a twenty foot dragon in a forest grabbed him and Babar had to fight with him alone for twelve hours to save his life. His second success was itching. Once he got scabies, the scabies was so severe that he could not wear any clothes on his body. When the news of Babar's illness spread, his enemy Shabani Khan came to visit him. It was a place of defeat for Babar to go to his enemy in case of illness. Babar immediately put on his full royal dress and sat down in front of Shabani Khan. He sat in front of Shabani Khan for half a day. His whole body was severely itchy but Babar did not itch. Babar called these two events his two great achievements and the conquest of half the world his half success.
Be it leaders in the world, politicians, rulers, chief executives or ordinary people, their real beauty is their endurance. No short tempered, no angry and no hasty person can progress in the world. In the world, societies, nations and countries move forward only in those who have the strength to endure. In which the opinion, opinion and disagreement of the other person is tolerated. But unfortunately in our country and in our society, endurance is declining. Every one of us is ready to fight someone at any time. Perhaps it is this lack of endurance that has led to the highest number of murders and the highest number of accidents in the world in Pakistan.
The question arises, can we create tolerance within ourselves? The answer is yes, and the solution lies in the life of the Messenger of God. Once a Companion asked the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, to tell me a formula for making life comfortable and beautiful. He said, "Do not be angry." There are three types of people. The first is those who get angry quickly and get back to normal soon. Secondly, those who get angry late and soon return to their original state and thirdly, those who get angry late and return to their original state late. ”He said,“ The best of them is second They are the kind of people while the worst kind of people. Anger is the mother of 90% of the world's problems and if only man can control his anger then 90% of the problems in his life will be over.
Thus we should show a tolerance with each other.