Mamarajabova Malika Abror
By: Mamarajabova Malika Abror
Mother, the whole world is embodied in this one word. Mother’s embrace, mother’s love, mother’s heart is the only place free from the lies and sufferings of this world, which is so cruel to you.
In fact, a mother’s warm embrace can melt frozen hearts. A mother’s bosom is so wide that the whole universe can fit in it. A mother’s love is so great that even a dead tree can breathe life into it. Mother is a loving, chaste, patient person. Maybe she looks weak, but she is not weak. She is so strong, so brave that her courage would make some men wear shirts.
If you want to see her strength, look at a woman who goes to work with her body shaking from pain, if you want to see her courage, look into the eyes of a woman whose child was harmed by bullies, then you will admire her courage.
It is obvious to admire their courage, but to add, their joy, their smile. When they rejoice, the whole world is filled with joy, when they smile, the sun shines brighter in the sky than before, and the moon shines brighter. When do mothers rejoice and smile?
There is no doubt that they do not think about themselves, they are only happy when their children are happy when their children achieve their dream goals. They sacrifice their youth and beauty for their children, and are ready to give their lives for them.
They can tolerate walking on the grass for the sake of their child, but they cannot tolerate it if their child touches their hand. For him, Fazand carries a person who is ready to walk on grass to Makkah on his shoulders.
But when this so-called mother receives a bouquet of flowers from her child, she will be happy. However, every child should carry this simple white-hearted mother in her arms. After all, until she learned to walk, how much her mother decorated her without letting go of her hands…!
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