Begum Rokeya / Begum Rokeya was the pioneer for women - Rearranging / Completing Story for HSC, SSC & Other Examinations

Rearranging Sentences:

Begum Rokeya

Put the following parts of the story in correct order to make the whole story.

I. She was born in 1880 in Rangpur.

II. She wanted to break the chain of keeping inside home.

III. She wrote many books like Padmarag, Motichur, etc.

IV. Begum Rokeya fought against all superstitions.

V. She set many schools, especially open for the girls.

VI. Her husband, Sakhawat Hossain, encouraged her to do so.

VII. She died in 1932.

VIII. Begum Rokeya was the pioneer for the women to come out.

IX. Being educated, she worked for womenfolk.

X. She worked for social welfare till death.

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Correct Sequence:

VIII → I → VI → V → IV → II → IX → X → III → VII

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The Story:

Begum Rokeya was the pioneer for women to come out. She was born in 1880 in Rangpur. Her husband, Sakhawat Hossain, encouraged her to do so. She set many schools, especially open for the girls. Begum Rokeya fought against all superstitions. She wanted to break the chain of keeping inside home. Being educated, she worked for womenfolk. She worked for social welfare till death. She wrote many books like Padmarag, Motichur, etc. She died in 1932.

গল্প:

বেগম রোকেয়া ছিলেন নারীদের বেরিয়ে আসার পথপ্রদর্শক। তিনি 1880 সালে রংপুরে জন্মগ্রহণ করেন। এতে তার স্বামী সাখাওয়াত হোসেন তাকে উৎসাহিত করেন। তিনি অনেক স্কুল স্থাপন করেছিলেন, বিশেষ করে মেয়েদের জন্য খোলা। বেগম রোকেয়া সব কুসংস্কারের বিরুদ্ধে লড়াই করেছেন। তিনি ঘরের ভিতরে রাখার শৃঙ্খল ভাঙতে চেয়েছিলেন। শিক্ষিত হওয়ায় তিনি নারীদের জন্য কাজ করেছেন। তিনি আমৃত্যু সমাজকল্যাণে কাজ করেছেন। তিনি পদ্মরাগ, মতিচুর প্রভৃতি অনেক বই লিখেছেন। তিনি ১৯৩২ সালে মারা যান।

Completing Story:

Truthfulness of Hazrat Abdul Quadir Zilani/ Truth always triumphs.’: In his boyhood, Hazrat Abdul Quadir Zilani

During his boyhood, Hazrat Abdul Quadir Jilani was preparing to leave his home to attend school in Bagdad. On the eve of his departure, his mother imparted two valuable pieces of advice to him. She told him, "My son, never tell a lie and don't become frightened in danger." The young boy took his mother's advice to heart as he embarked on his journey, accompanied by a group of merchants, towards the distant city of Bagdad.

The path was fraught with danger as the region was infested with robbers. After five days of travel, a group of robbers accosted the travelers. In the ensuing chaos, one of the robbers seized the boy. However, the leader of the gang intervened, stating that the boy had nothing of value on him. To the surprise of all, the boy spoke up, "No, you are mistaken. I have forty gold coins sewn into my sleeves."

The leader was curious as to why the boy had revealed this information. The boy replied that his mother had cautioned him never to tell a lie, and he could not disobey her. The response of the truthful boy moved the leader, who experienced a change of heart. He renounced his life of crime and persuaded his men to do the same. Inspired by the young boy's honesty, the gang members endeavored to live better lives, gradually reforming themselves and eschewing all their bad habits.