Chapter Overview
‘Nasruddin’s Aim’ is an amusing story about the famous wise man Nasruddin. In the story, Nasruddin is shown trying to hit the target with a bow and arrow. Though he misses the target twice, he cleverly responds to his friends’ laughter by claiming different identities each time — 'the first was by a soldier,' and 'the second by a king.' When he finally hits the target, he proudly claims it was 'by Nasruddin' himself. The story blends humor with clever thinking and highlights Nasruddin’s sharp wit and confidence.
Important Keywords
- Aim: To point or direct a weapon or tool to hit a target.
- Target: The object or goal one tries to hit.
- Archery: The sport or skill of shooting with a bow and arrows.
- Confidence: Belief in one's own abilities.
- Wit: Mental sharpness and clever humor.
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