Children's Happiness 😊 Purchasing Toys From Shop

AssalamuAlaikum & Greetings Everyone!

It's me @amjadsharif
From #pakistan

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Today I am here with you once again and I welcome you to this post. I am going to tell you about the story of a Sufi saint named Hazrat Baba Sakhi and his Urs. My previous blog had told you about the gathering that takes place there about a Sufi saint named Hazrat Baba Nasir Hussain. Now I am going to tell you about the annual gathering of Hazrat Baba Sakhi.

A friend of mine whose name is Shabbir Hussain called him at around 2 pm and told him that we have to go to the fair of Hazrat Baba Sakhi. He asked me for a good hour to change my clothes etc. I reached him after exactly half an hour with the children and told him to sit on the bike. He also sat on the bike with us and while we were talking, we headed towards Baba Sabki's fair. It was around 3 pm and many people were riding motorcycles, rickshaws and trolley tractors and going towards the fair of Baba Sakhi. I kept repeating the words I am using the word "Mila" in the local language.

We saw shops in and around the Darbar. These shops were of different types, including sweet shops, whose owner is from my village. I also bought sweets from him and parked my bike near him.

Apart from this, there were many other stalls there, which sold food items like pakoras, samosas, and pakoras. I first took some sweets, which I distributed among the people present in the Darbar. There were men, women, and children. When I started distributing sweets, people started rushing. It is very difficult to distribute anything together and there is a stampede.

After distributing sweets, when I returned, some people were busy dancing lightly on the drums. We stopped there to enjoy it a little. The children were also enjoying themselves. Let me tell you that there was a large number of people present. People were playing jokes on each other and increasing the splendor of this fair.

First of all, I took the children to a swing, but when we reached there, due to some technical fault in the swing, the children could not enjoy it there. There were many types of swings, including trains, jumping and many other types.

Now it was the turn of the children to shop. We entered the toy market where there were different types of toys. Some toys were quite expensive and some were reasonably priced. I asked the children, so we bought the toys they wanted to buy. We spent about 10 HBD on buying these toys. The children looked very happy to see these toys and compared to their happiness, this amount seems very small.

Almost enough time has passed and we want to come back. Let's go back and get the swing. The children were stubborn once again. We had to stop here for 15 minutes so that the children could finish and then we could leave. We paid 50 rupees to the swing owner and set out to return. On the way, I dropped my friend Shabbir Hussain and we returned. The children's faces were full of joy and smiles. They immediately started playing with their toys and thus our day ended.

Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist person. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.

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