1. The Saviour of Mankind
This lesson highlights the life, teachings, and sacrifices of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It explains how he brought light, justice, and peace to a world drowned in ignorance and oppression.

2. Patriotism
A heartfelt piece that defines love, loyalty, and dedication to one’s country. It emphasizes the role of a responsible citizen in the progress and prosperity of the nation.

3. Daffodils (Poem)
Written by William Wordsworth, this beautiful poem captures the charm of nature and the joy it brings to the human soul. The poet paints a vivid picture of daffodils dancing in the breeze.

4. Hazrat Asma (RA)
A true story of courage, faith, and devotion. It tells how Hazrat Asma (RA) bravely supported the cause of Islam and faced challenges with determination and sincerity.

5. Women Empowerment through Entrepreneurship
This lesson explains how women can achieve financial independence and contribute to society by using their skills and creative business ideas.

6. The Value of Time
A moral lesson about the importance of time and its wise use. It reminds readers that wasting time is equal to wasting life.

7. If (Poem)
A famous poem by Rudyard Kipling that teaches patience, resilience, self-control, and strong character. It serves as a timeless guide for living a balanced and successful life.

8. The Impact of Globalisation on Culture and Economy
An informative piece explaining how globalisation has connected the world and influenced culture, trade, education, and employment — with both positive and negative effects.

9. Quality Education: A Key to Success
This chapter focuses on the role of quality education in personal growth, national development, and achieving long-term success.

10. The Silent Predator and the Majestic Prey – Snow Leopard and Markhor
An engaging article about two of Pakistan’s rare wildlife species. It describes their habitats, survival challenges, and the importance of their conservation.

11. The Dear Departed (One-Act Play)
A humorous yet thought-provoking play that exposes greed, selfishness, and the weakness of family relationships, using witty dialogue and ironic situations.