Something related to this lesson:
In our childhood we bother our mother a lot, she stays awake the whole night just so that her child can sleep peacefully.
She remains hungry but cannot bear the fact if her kid remains hungry for even one moment.
Even when we ask her the same thing 100 times, she replies politely.
When we are a year old, she feeds us and keeps us neat and clean and we return her favor by keeping her awake and weeping all night.
When we turn to two, she grabs our finger and teaches us how to walk and in return we snap her hand and run away.
When we turn to three, she cooks our favourite food and in return we throw the plate on the floor.
When we turn to four, She brings us set of color pencils for drawing and we mark the walls of the houses from these colors.
When we turn to five, she wears us nice clothes and sends us outside to play and we make our clothes dirty with soil.
When we turn to six, she takes us to school and in return we yell and complain to her that we don’t want to go to school
When we turn seven, she brings us football to play with and we throw that to the neighbour’s house and bring her disrespect.
When we turn to eight, she brings us ice-cream; we throw that away and demand to buy another one.
When we turn to nine, she gives us basic book to learn from and we do not read it.
When we turn to ten, she takes us along to ceremonies and we embarrass her due to our actions.
When we turn to eleven, she takes us and our friends to outing and there among the friends we forget her presence.
When we turn to twelve, she orders us not to watch immortal programs and we wait for her to be away so when she is not around we watch our desired programs.
When we turn to thirteen, she asks us to cut our hair short and we reply her with it’s a fashion
When we turn to fourteen, she gives us all her savings so that we can fulfil our desire to go on trips or spend time with friends and when we are on a trip we do not even bother to give her a call.
When we turn to fifteen, she wants to spend time with us but we shut the door and lock ourselves in the room.
When we turn to sixteen, she buys us motorbike, on our demand, but when we ride it we tend to forget all her advices.
When we turn to seventeen, she wants us to spend some time with her and relatives but we prefer to spend time with our friends only.
When we turn to eighteen, she asks us to prepare for our exams but we sleep the whole night
When we turn to nineteen, she arranges the best tutor for us but we do not give time to our studies
When we turn to twenty, she advice us to keep good company and in return we tell her to mind her own business
When we turn to twenty-one, she gives us suggestions for our future and we reply her that I do not want to be what you want me to be.
When we turn to twenty-two, she hugs us on completing our graduation and we demand an expensive gift from her
When we turn to twenty-three, she decorates our room with new furniture, and we tell her that my friends say it’s a cheap choice.
When we turn to twenty-four, she set out our engagement but we get stubborn on our choice.
When we turn to twenty-five, she makes arrangement for our wedding and says don’t forget me after you are married but soon after marriage we get involved in our new life
When we turn to thirty, she shows her desire for grand kids and we reply to her that time has changed it’s the age of family planning.
When we turn to forty, she shows her desire to go to relatives' ceremony with us and we tell her that I don’t have time
When we turn to fifty, she gets ill and needs us and we say that she has become a burden
And one day this estimable creature, our mother, passes away and then we realize that we lost a precious personality but then it’s too late.
Isn’t it painful that the person who bore us and nurture us inspite of difficulties, we don’t have time for that mother.
In today’s hustle bustle we have forgotten the most sincere and valued creature of the universe.
In a hadees Prophet (pbuh) has mentioned:
“The heaven lies under the feet of mother”
