Jute

Jute is a kind of fivbe. It is produced from Jute plant. It grows well in hot and moist climate. Low land is suitable for its growth. Bangladesh is rich in growing jute. Our farmers cultivate jute extensively. At first they plough land then they sow the seeds. Young plants grow in a few days. The plants attain their full size in three or four months. The plants are than cut down and put into water to rot. The fibre of the rotten plants are taken off and the fibre are dried in the sun and sold in the market. It brings foreign currency. So it is called the golden fibre of Bangladesh

A Moonlit Night

                                                A Moonlit Night

A moonlit night is a very special and attractive night. A moonlit night is a gift of Allah. It is very charming one. On moonlit night the nature is very beautiful to look at. There is no cloud in the sky. The moon seems like a queen. She sits on her throne. Hundred of stars twinkle around her. It seems that the trees, the rivers, the lakes and the crops etc. Are bathing in flood of light. Generally the people find much pleasure to go out and enjoy beauty of nature. I enjoy it and praise to Allah for his artistic skillness.

Your Village

                                                Your Village

The name of my village is Garpara. It is a well-known village in the district of Manikgonj. It is three kilometers away from the district town and two kilometers away from the thana headquarters. It has a population of about four thousand. People of various classes live here. There are three madrasah and a village development project office in our village. There is a charitable dispensary attached to the project office. The doctor in charge of it is a qualified one. So the people our village enjoy good medical facilities. The village has easy means of communication.

Application for issuing a transfer certificate

To

The Principal

Misbahul Ulum Alia Madrasah

Dhaka.

Subject: Application for issuing a transfer certificate.

Sir,

With due respect, I beg to state that my father who was a Medical Officer in Dhaka Medical College has recently been transferred to Noakhali Sadar Hospital. Our family has already been shifted to Noakhali.There is no close relative in Dhaka to stay there and to continue my studies.

I, therefore, request your honour to kindly issue a transfer certificate in my favour at your earliest convenience.

I remain

Sir,

Your most obedient pupil

Manik

Dakhil Class-9, Roll No-2.

Our National Flag

A nation has a flag of its own. The national flag of Bangladesh is the symbol of our independent nation. It may be made of cotton, silk or linen. It is rectangular in shape. The ratio of its length and breadth is 10:6. The background of the flag is green in colour. The green colour is the symbol of life and energy. In the middle of the green background there is red circle. The radius of the circle is one fifth of the length of the flag. The circle symbolieses the rising sun with new hopes and inspirations of a new nation.

DISCIPLINE

Introduction: Man lives in society. He has to obey certain rules to live thee in peace. This obedience to rules is called discipline. The word discipline comes from a latin word “descipulus” which means disciple.

Discipline in nature: Discipline is found in nature. The sun, the moon, the planets and the stars maintain discipline.

 Discipline in early life: Discipline is of great importance to our life. So it should be learnt from early life. If the children are allowed to do what they like, they will be spoiled. Home is the first institution of a child. So there must be discipline in every family. Every member should obey the head of the family.

Discipline in educational institutions: The institution is a place where a child learns discipline. So a madrasah should be disciplined. The students should follow their teacher. The teacher should obey Superintendent.

Its importance: Discipline is the key to success in life. A disciplined army, though small in number, wins the battle. No player can prove his worth without discipline. If the citizens of a state do not respect and obey the lows of the land, the administration must be collapsed.

Conclusion: Want of discipline means chaws. Without it none can prosper. So we should follow the rules of discipline in every sphere of life.