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ENGLISH UNIT NO # 07 ( THE SECRET OF SUCCESS ) CLASS 9TH Sindh Board


UNIT # NO 7.1   


[ THE SECRET OF                                         SUCCESS]

          NINTH CLASS 9TH (NEW SYLLABUS)

             (ALL QUESTIONS / ANSWERS) 

                       (SINDH BOARD) 

Q1; What were the three questions asked by the king?
 Ans: These were the three questions the king asked?
(i) What is the most important time to start some work? 
(i) What is the most important work to do?
(iii) Who is the most important person?

Q.2 Why did the king want to know the answers to his three questions?
 Ans: The king was in search of the secret of success. The king thought if he could find out the answers to three questions, he would discover this secret and never fail. He announced a reward of 5,000 gold coins for the man who could give correct answers.

Q3 What could have happened if the King had returned earlier from the saint's hut? 
Ans: The bearded man would kill the king if he had returned earlier from the saint's hut. 

Q4;  Why did the king decide to take the saint's advice? What was the problem with meeting the saint and how did the king solve it?
Ans: The king had heard of the saint's wisdom who lived in the jungle at some distance from the capital. The problem with the saint was that he did not mix with the rich. The king overcame the problem by disguising himself in rags and set out to see the saint. 

Q5 Write a short note on "The Secret of Success".
Ans: The most important time for doing a thing is the present. The most important work is what we do in present and the most important person is he with whom we are at present. Past has gone, the future is unseen and will come, both are not present but the present is with us
so it is important. 

Q6: Why did the bearded man want to kill the king? What happened to him?
Ans: The bearded man wanted to kill the king because he had got his brother killed. He kept in hiding for the return of the king. As the king did not return, he came out of the hiding and was wounded by the king's servants.

Q.7 What is the moral of the lesson "The Secret of Success"?

Ans: The moral of the lesson is that the most important time for doing anything is the present. The most important work is what we are doing now. The most important person is the onewhom we are with at the moment. In short, the 'present' is important, we should value it.  

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ENGLISH UNIT NO # 02 (SHAH ABDUL LATIF BHITTAI ) CLASS 9TH Sindh Board





                        UNIT # NO 2.1  

(SHAH ABDUL

             LATIF BHITTAI)             

       NINTH CLASS 9TH (NEW SYLLABUS)

(ALL QUESTIONS / ANSWERS  SINDH BOARD)


Q.1 What is the message of Shah Latif to us? 

Ans: Latif's message is the message of love. He believed in the brotherhood and equality of man and in pleasing God by good deeds. According to him, this is the goal of life. He preaches the same through his poetry which is in the language of common people.

Q.2 What do you know about the collection of Shah Abdul Latif' poems?
Ans: Latif's devotees collected his poetry. This collection is called 'Shah Jo Risalo'. His poetry expresses love, brotherhood, equality of men and pleasing God. Moreover, it is simple and moving. The collection of Shah Latif's poetry is so valued that it has been translated into many international languages. 

Q.3 Write few sentences about the shrine of Shah Latif.
Ans: A famous king of Sindh, Ghulam Shah Kalhoro, was so devoted to Shah Latif that he built a grand mausoleum over his grave. The lovely white dome of the shrine represents the purity and dignity of Latif.

Q.4 What kind of man was Shah Abdul Latif? 
Ans: He was very sensitive. His heart was filled with the love of God. The beauty of nature aroused his feelings strongly. He started writing poetry when he was only a boy.

Q.5 Why did Shah Abdul Latif keep sitting on the bank of the lake near the mound?
Ans: Shah Latif loved peace and quietness of the scene. He spent much of his time sitting on the bank of the lake. As he sat there, he prayed to God and sometimes composed verses in God's praise.

Q.6 What are the qualities of Shah Latif's poetry?
Ans: The qualities of Shah Latif's poetry are simplicity and moving music. Shah wrote the poetry in the language of a common man.

Q.7 When and whom did Shah Latif marry? When did his wife died?
Ans: In 1713, Shah Latif married with Bibi Saidha Begum. His wife died at an early age, before she could have any children.


Q.8 How was information about Shah Latif's early life collected? Why was it collected in this manner?                              Ans: Information about the life of Bhitai has mostly been collected from oral traditions. A renowned Pakistani scholar, educationist, and writer Mirza Kalich Beg, is said to have collected details about the early life of Shah Bhitai from some of the old people living at that time. These people had heard these facts from their fathers and grandfathers, some of whom had seen Shah Latif in person and had even spoken to him.

Q.8 Why is Shah Latif called the 'Saint of Bhit'?
Ans: A mound of sand is called 'Bhit' in Sindhi language. After his father's and wife's death, Shah Latif left his home and passed the rest of his life on a mound, which was near his village. Shah is thus called the 'Saint of Bhit' or 'Bhitai'.

Q.9 Why did Shah Latif not marry again after his wife dead?
Ans: Shah Latif did not marry again after his wife dead because his heart turned more and more towards religion and devotion and he felt restless; he found it difficult to live a normal domestic life.

Q.10 Why did people become Shah Latif's followers?
Ans: Latif's love of God grew more and more, to the extent that he found pleasure only in devotion. As a result, he spent most of his time in prayers and deep thinking. His spiritual power grew stronger with prayers and devotion, so much so that people began to be attracted towards him. Anyone who came to him was strongly impressed by his gentle ways, and his followers increased day by day.

Q.11 What does Shah Latif's poetry and work tell us about his knowledge and skills?
Ans: Although he received little formal education, the Risalo provides proof that he knew Arabic and Persian well. Various references in Shah jo Risalo indicates that he had in-depth knowledge of the Holy Quran and the Hadiths. His poetic collections included the Masnavi of Moulana Jalaluddin Rumi and Shah Karim's poems.

Q.12 Name the places in the text mention in Shah Latif's poetry. Why do you think these places have been mentioned by him?
Ans: The places in the text mention in Shah Latif's poetry are Istanbul, China, Samarkand, Rome, Kabul, Kandahar, Delhi and Deccan. I think these places are mentioned by him because he had been to those places or because those places were popular on those days.

Q.13 Why is Shah Latif's key message in his verses acceptable to everyone?
Ans: Shah Latif's spiritual and mystic poetry carries a message of love, which makes it universal and acceptable to the entire human race.

Q.14 Can we put his message into practice in today's world? If 'yes' how, if 'no why not?
Ans: Yes, we can put his message into practice in today's world. We should spread brotherhood and equality of man among us and try to please God by good deeds. This should be our goal of life in today's world. Today's world need love and brotherhood more than ever before.

Q.15  When and where was Shah Abdul Latif born? Where did Shah's ancestors migrate from?
Ans: Shah Abdul Latif was born in 1689 A.D/14th Safar 1102 A.H. in a small village called 'Hala Haveli". According to some historians, Shah's ancestors migrated to Sindh from Hirat (Afghanistan).

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