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(لاریب افضل) Laraib Afzal my sweet doughter

Laraib afzal

Two years ago Allah bless us with his great blessing,a baby girl.we both and My family were very happy and excited because we have two boys and we want a pretty baby girl,So Allah gave us that blessing,we eat and distribute sweets to all our family members.

childrens are the major blessings of Allah,I remember when my elder son come in this beautiful world,I realized as my status increased.Now I became a father and it was a great realization, accepting congratulations from all relatives was also a good sensation and happiness.At that time, My father was alive,and he too was very excited and happy.My mother was died in my childhood,it was my father who grown us as father and mother.But the deficiency of motherhood was a reality and we didn't ignore this reality.inspite of all this,the presence of very kind and hardworking father saved us from the all problems of life.

we knew about a baby girl soon will be a part of our family,So I read three books of children names,out of which I selected twenty five or six names list.As the Day of delivery came near,this list becomes shorter and shorter and stand at the three baby girls names,till delivery name wasn't decided.I remember she was three days old when we decided to give her a name "Laraib afzal"

we arranged her 2nd birthday on last october but I come to the conclusion that girls are more caring towards their parents than boys because when I came back to home daily she waiting me, she runs to hand shake with me and than run to give me my sleepers with her small pretty hands,due to this realizations parents did so hard work that can't be explained in words.often,I think that my childrens are so attached with me that I can not go outside without their permission, often,I give them dodge to go outside.

This kind of strong relationship between parents and their children shows that they fulfill the wishes, thoughts and ideology of their parents.A daughter is often seen as a symbol of love, joy, and hope within a family. She brings a unique blend of warmth and affection, brightening the lives of those around her with her laughter and compassion. As she grows, a daughter becomes a source of pride and inspiration, embodying the values and dreams of her parents. Her journey through life is marked by learning and growth, as she navigates the world with courage and grace. Whether she is a child full of curiosity or an adult pursuing her passions, a daughter holds a special place in the hearts of her family, forever cherished and loved.

Afzal shakeel Sandhu
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