The Hands That Raised Us : RealTalk Prompt 5

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Hello Hive World, this is @mairaj.ansari from Karachi, Pakistan.

First of all, hats off to @therealtalkk for giving such a beautiful prompt.

So, today’s topic is parents and the rights they have over us. Honestly, what can I even say? At the end of the day, parents are those unique people in this world who take care of you, nurture you, and raise you from the moment you can’t do anything for yourself, when you couldn’t eat, drink, or even fulfill the most basic needs of life on your own.


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It sounds simple when you say it, but the reality only hits many people once they stand in a position where they have to raise a child themselves. It all seems easy until you actually go through it in practice. That’s just the basics. If we go a little deeper, things open up even more. Let’s step back into childhood, those years when we didn’t really know what was good for us. We weren’t even in school yet. But there was always the mother, like a teacher right beside us, teaching us manners, showing us how to live. As we grew older, she taught us how to walk, talk, and deal with people, basically everything. And the father? He spent his entire day working just to provide for the household and fulfill the family’s needs. At least in our society, that’s the drill: both mother and father playing their part, together shaping a child into someone capable of managing their own family one day.

Now, if I talk about myself personally, for me, whatever positive traits I see within myself, I feel they are a gift from my parents. Even the strictness I didn’t like at that time, now that I am a father of two, whenever I notice something good in myself, I can trace it back to their lessons or even their discipline.

Islam, in particular, emphasizes the best treatment towards parents. The Qur’an always teaches us to be gentle in our dealings. To me, their respect, their honor, their discretion is a primary level expectation. Parents are supposed to be revered, but certainly much more than that.

When I remember my childhood days, I cannot forget the troubles my mother and father had to face in order to raise me and my siblings. And that is only from where I was old enough to recall. Thinking about the pain they went through for me in the early days when I was just a baby and I had no idea about what was happening, I realize how much they had to go through. To me, my parents are supposed to be more than just appreciated. I don't only respect them but, I appriciate their wishes above mine. That's what they deserve 💗

Thank you for reading my post. Please share your thoughts in comments.

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This is such a heartfelt and beautifully expressed reflection, @mairaj.ansari. You’ve painted the role of parents in a way that feels both personal and relatable. I especially liked how you tied in your own journey of becoming a father and realizing the wisdom behind your parents’ discipline that gave the piece so much depth.

Your reminder about Islam’s emphasis on respect and gentleness toward parents was also very fitting and powerful. The balance you created between cultural reality, personal experience, and faith makes this post truly stand out. Thanks for sharing and complimenting we welcome post like this to the the real talk community

Thank you @therealtalkk for providing the opportunity and for the appreciation. I love the community, the community name is expertly suggested. And the prompt was the best I've seen after joining the Hive platform.

However, since I am new, I can't open your discord channel via the given link (maybe because my discord account is yet to be verified). I'd appreciate it if my entry is taken.

Thanks again. 👍🏻

Thanks for notifying for the discord the fault is entirely ours try joining again the invite link was expired


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Indeed parents deserve more than just gratitude. Beautiful point you got there my friend. Thanks for sharing and inviting me. But I wanted to ask, can I submit my entry tomorrow and where please.

Hello @tigrace you are welcome to submit your entry at any time before the closing of the prompt and after publishing submit through the discord channel of this prompt you can read more the pin message thank you

Thank you.

Ohh @tigrace it's you again. Great to see your comment on my posts. Yes I am glad that you agree with my point. I have read your feelings & memories towards your parents in your posts.

How about writing a dedicated one for them 💗.

Keep growing my friend.

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