A young boy named Ahsan lived in a small village, constantly blaming his taqdeer for his struggles. He believed fate had already decided his future, leaving him powerless. One day, he met an old traveler who gave him an empty book and said, "This is the book of your destiny. Write whatever you wish to happen in your life." Confused yet intrigued, Ahsan began filling the pages with dreams of success, hard work, and perseverance.
Years passed, and Ahsan became a respected scholar, realizing that his efforts had shaped his destiny, not just fate alone. When he opened the old book again, he saw his written dreams had become reality. It was then he understood—the traveler’s words were not magic but a lesson: Taqdeer is not just written by fate; it is also shaped by our own hands.