Counting Through Creation

Wajdan loved counting everything he saw, from the stars in the sky to the pebbles on the ground. One day, his grandfather gave him a special task. " - Can you find the wisdom of numbers in Allah's creations?" asked his grandfather. Wajdan felt excited but puzzled. " - How can I do that?" he wondered aloud. His grandfather smiled, " - Look carefully, and you'll see."

Wajdan set off to find the answer, starting with the garden. He counted the petals on a flower, but the numbers didn't reveal anything special. " - I can't find the wisdom, Grandpa," he sighed. Just then, a butterfly fluttered by, distracting him. He chased it, forgetting his task for a moment. " - Maybe the answer is somewhere else," he thought.

Next, Wajdan went to the river, hoping for answers. He counted the fish swimming by, but still, no wisdom appeared. " - Why is this so hard?" he grumbled. A bird flew down and perched nearby, catching his attention. " - Maybe I need to look at things differently," he pondered. He felt a little frustrated but kept on searching.

Wajdan sat under a tree, feeling like giving up. " - I'll never find the wisdom," he said sadly. He closed his eyes, listening to the leaves rustle in the wind. " - Maybe I'm just not smart enough," he worried. His heart felt heavy, and he almost decided to go home. But then, he remembered his grandfather's words.

Suddenly, the wise old owl appeared. " - Wisdom is all around; you just need to see it," the owl hooted. Wajdan's eyes widened with realization. " - Look at the patterns and listen to the sounds," the owl advised. Wajdan smiled, feeling hopeful again. " - I can do this," he said to himself.

With newfound determination, Wajdan returned to the garden. He noticed the bees buzzing in a pattern and the flowers opening with the sunrise. " - I see it now!" he exclaimed joyfully. He rushed back to his grandfather, full of excitement. " - I found the wisdom, Grandpa!" he shouted, hugging him tightly.