The Clay Bird Page #3
- It's for you.
- Where did you get it?
At a village fair. Don't let father
see it. He'd get mad.
I'll hide it somewhere
even you won't find it.
Anu, have some milk.
What do they teach you?
The call to prayer?
Allah is great.
Silly girl!
- So, how are your studies going?
- Well.
Is your toupee cap
only for madrasa?
- Do they feed you well?
- Yes.
- You've made new friends?
- Yes.
Rokon.
'cause he's different.
But you know, he's really nice.
And your teachers?
He tells lots of stories.
You know what we call Halim sir?
Catfish!
But the Head Sir, he's scary.
It's getting late. Let's go.
What about this tomato?
Keep it for Asma.
One night Abraham had a dream:
Allah asked him
Abraham pondered
who was dearest to his heart
Then he realized it was his son
He told his wife:
"Dress our son for a journey"
As they departed,
the mother looked on with foreboding
She wondered whether
her son would ever return
Arriving at Mina Mount
Abraham told his son
the will of Allah
His son said:
"We cannot defy His will"
Helplessly he allowed Abraham
to lay him down
But the moment Abraham
pressed the knife
on his son's throat,
at home, the mother's heart
began to cry out
Hearing her cries
the sky, the trees,
and the birds,
all began to weep
Grab it! Hold it tight!
Bring the knife.
What are they doing to our cow?
They're not doing anything.
No need to watch.
Come put your Eid clothes on.
You look pretty.
Hey Milon, just pudding for us?
There's no main course?
Don't worry!
We have chicken for you.
Just eating beef once
won't make you a Muslim.
Uncle Milon,
look what Anu's done!
You've ruined your new clothes!
Look at that! Go and change.
Is Kazi back from Eid prayer?
- He's preparing the meat.
- We should go.
Come visit us later.
- Please wait a bit.
- We won't eat now.
You've spoiled your clothes!
Can I wear the shirt Milon gave me?
You needed an excuse
to wear Milon's shirt.
Don't you think I know?
Go ahead.
Uncle, Eid is a festive day.
Why do we wear white
like we're in mourning?
Good question.
Look at the pretty flowers!
Uncle will you bring me one?
Of course.
That white one!
Okay.
Abdur Rahim?
You're good in Islamic History,
Urdu and Farsi
but so bad at Arabic writing.
He's left handed,
but he's told to use his right hand.
If he could use his left hand...
The Arabic alphabet is sacred!
You can't use your left hand.
Who's next?
Muhammad Rokonuddin Khan?
You have no concentration.
You are particularly bad in Urdu.
You use Bengali words
in your Urdu writing.
But you're very good in Arabic!
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