Rahman Khan
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Fiction writer | Animal & nature stories
Words that speak for the wild 🌲🐾
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The Whispering Forest
The Whispering Forest In a quiet corner of the world, tucked away from the eyes of humans, there was a forest known only to animals as the Whispering Forest. It was a magical place where trees could hum lullabies, rivers murmured secrets, and the wind carried stories from faraway lands. Among the many animals who lived there was a young fox named Liora.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in History
Choose Happiness
Choose Happiness Happiness is a choice—simple, profound, and powerful. While life may throw challenges our way, how we respond determines our experience. Each day, we are presented with opportunities to choose our attitude, our outlook, and our emotions. Amid stress, responsibilities, and unexpected hardships, choosing happiness becomes not just a momentary decision but a lifestyle—a conscious commitment to see the light, no matter how dark the tunnel.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in Education
My Mother-in-Law's Last Will Unlocked a Secret That Changed Everything
My Mother-in-Law's Last Will Unlocked a Secret That Changed Everything When Margaret passed, I expected a fairly standard will reading. She was a woman of tradition, neat in both handwriting and habit, always precise about her belongings and finances. My husband, Daniel, her only child, stood quietly beside me in the lawyer's office, his expression tight. He loved her deeply, though she was never an easy woman. Margaret had an iron will, a sharp tongue, and secrets locked tighter than her antique china cabinet.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in History
The Last Train to Tanjong Merah
The Last Train to Tanjong Merah The platform at Bukit Padang station was nearly deserted, save for a few weary souls waiting in silence under the flickering fluorescent lights. A soft mist curled in from the jungle beyond, ghosting across the tracks like the breath of something ancient.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in History
The Quiet Strength of My Father
The Quiet Strength of My Father My father was not a man of many words. He didn’t offer long speeches or dramatic expressions of emotion. Instead, he built his language from action—quiet, dependable, and unwavering. Some would call him stoic; I called him my anchor.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in Education
Mom and More: The Many Faces of Motherhood
Mom and More: The Many Faces of Motherhood Motherhood is one of the most universal yet uniquely personal experiences in the world. The word “mom” carries layers of meaning—warmth, sacrifice, guidance, discipline, patience, and fierce love. But a mom is not just a caregiver. She is more. She is often a teacher, a counselor, a nurse, a chef, a protector, and a cheerleader all rolled into one. The phrase “Mom and more” reminds us that behind every mother is a multifaceted individual, balancing countless roles and responsibilities, often unnoticed and unacknowledged.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in Education
The Lion and the Sheep – A Story of Identity and Courage. AI-Generated.
The Lion and the Sheep – A Story of Identity and Courage Once upon a time, in the vast stretches of the savannah, there was a dense forest bordered by wide grasslands. In this forest, a lioness gave birth to a cub. Not long after, while she was out hunting, tragedy struck—she fell into a trap laid by hunters and never returned. The helpless cub, unaware of the dangers of the world, wandered aimlessly until he came upon a meadow where a flock of sheep grazed peacefully.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in Education
The Chicken We Eat
It’s Tuesday again, which is wild because it was just Tuesday the other day. Tuesdays entail eating dinner at an impossible speed so my husband and I can race both kids off to their overpriced dance classes where they learn a routine they then perform for one whole minute to an auditorium of hostages at the end-of-year dance show.
By Rahman Khan9 months ago in Education
