The Gold Story Contest –Gold-Crazy Empress

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āϏ⧋āύāĻž(Gold) in Bengali is its international name Gold. Chemical symbol Au. Since ancient times, people have known this metal by this name. The number of people who do not know this precious metal or do not know its name is very small in the world.

Gold as an ornament

Gold has been used as a famous metal since ancient times for making ornaments. Which is used with equal respect and preference by people of all religions.

People of all classes and professions, men and women, children and adolescents, young men and women, rich and poor, poor and needy, religious and non-religious, are seen wearing it as an ornament. Because it is a pure mineral resource. Which there is no religious prohibition on the use of anyone or any religion.

Various types of gods, goddesses, statues, sculptures are adorned with gold ornaments to enhance religious sentiment and enhance beauty. In addition, these gods, goddesses, statues and sculptures are made of gold.

To express the greatness of many large religious places of worship, the word Gold is added before the name or wrapped in gold inside or outside or decorated with gold. Such as the Holy Mecca Sharif, the Golden Temple, the Golden Church and the Golden House, etc.

In addition, as prizes for various sports and as a gift and recognition to those who have achieved fame, Gold materials are used.

Reflection of the importance of Gold in human life and business language

When we usually discuss something good, we say, "We were born with a golden spoon in our mouth, what do we understand about sorrow?" Here we compare happiness, peace and fame with Gold.

Gold in terms of place, time, and container

We call childhood and adolescence the golden period of life and call the time left behind "Golden days".

If any song, poem, or article from the old days is good, we also call it Golden days.

If someone does something good, we call him golden manush.
Again, if someone gets something easily, we use the idiom "golden comfort".

If a boy or girl shows proficiency in any work, we call him golden boy or gold girl.

Gold at the international level

The use of the name Gold or Gold is also used at the international level. The name of our country, Bangladesh, is called Sonar Bangla. The first line of its national anthem, Amar Sonar(Golden) Bangla I love you.

When a country is at the peak of development, people all over the world call that country Sonar(Golden)Desh.

Metallic gold in family, social, business and international economy

Metallic gold has incredible potential in family, social, business and international economy.
Gold ornaments collected as ornaments in the family provide immediate cash support as our companion in times of danger.

Gold at the big money investment institutions, banks đŸĻ, insurance, traders and individual levels

Big money investment institutions, banks đŸĻ, insurance, traders and individual levels buy and sell gold with reserves.
They basically buy when the price decreases and sell when the price increases. This collection and release is done in both permanent and temporary ways.

The name of the genitals of women and men is also gold

In our country, the genitals of women and men are called Gold.
Again, even if someone is severely abused or scolded, it is said You have done gold work or You have become gold etc. etc. That is, which refers to the genitals of women and men.

Gold in the eyes of the writer

All over the world, many articles, songs, poems, stories and proverbs about gold, etc., all famous and infamous writers, poets and Bauls have written and sung compositions throughout the ages. Which is still continuing in the same vein.

Finally my own story about gold

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It is said that a teenage son of a widowed mother was very devoted to God. Believing in religion, he used to pray regularly and perform the beneficial deeds of religion day and night.
The widow was trying to educate her son in religious education by teaching him these things. She (the widow) was also a religious woman. She would never leave the prayers at any time intentionally. But the woman was very ambitious. Once in her mind, the desire to become an empress grew. She was obsessed with making herself an empress and her son an emperor. But she could not find any way.
Then a wise thought dawned on her. She had to collect gold. But where would she get gold? How would she get gold? While thinking about this, it occurred to her that she would pray to the Almighty Allah for gold. Finally, she decided that from now on, she would offer Tahajjud prayers and make this request to the Almighty Allah.

As she thought, so did she. From today on, the widow offered Tahajjud prayers and started praying to the Almighty Allah for gold. She used to say while praying, O Almighty Allah, You are the One who is kind, we, mother and son, worship and praise You regularly. In return, we do not ask for anything else from You. I earnestly appeal to You, with the touch of my son's hand, You will turn everything into gold. I only make this little wish to Your court. Amen, Summa Amen.

Within a few days, Allah Almighty accepted the widow's prayer.
Almost a week passed. The widow's son got up one morning for the Fajr prayer. This time he sat down to urinate behind the house. After urinating, he would lock as usual. For this, he saw the small clay lump he had caught as the first gold. He thanked Allah Almighty.
His lock was not yet locked. So he took another clay lump, and that too became gold. In this way, he turned many clay lumps into gold. He made a pile of gold there. He still sat at the place where he had urinated. Because he did not want to get up in his impure body without taking the lock. This is the first time he felt that he needed not only gold, but also earth.
Many days had passed, the widowed mother was looking for her son. She went outside the house to search. She saw that her son had collected clay lumps and made a pile of gold.
The widow understood that her prayer had been accepted. Now he made up his mind to take his son home and after eating, he would take the gold home. The son was called home.
Now the son would take a vessel of water and clean his hands and face. But as soon as he touched the vessel, it also turned into gold. Now he would eat rice. As soon as he touched the plate of rice, it turned into gold. The rice could no longer be eaten. Everything turned into a pile of gold at his touch. The boy became weak while not eating and passed away after a few days.
Seeing the death of his son due to starvation and the pile of gold, the widow turned into a Gold-crazy empress.
Seeing such a sad outcome and scene of the death of the widow's son and the widow becoming a Gold-crazy empress, the neighbors, afraid, refrained from touching this gold. (End)

Conclusion

That is, everything that is valuable in this world, even if it is compared to gold or gold, gold can also be the worst metal in the world. Because, even if gold is used for high value, accumulation, name, title, award, it is not used as food or for any other purpose.

My words

Gold is just a luxurious feeling and a luxurious value.

Author and speaker @mrnazrul, Bangladesh.

I invite @naturesteem, @globetrottergcc and @ahlawat to participate

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āϞ⧇āĻ–āĻ• āĻ“ āφāϞ⧋āϚāĻ• @mrnazrul, Bangladesh.

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 9 days ago 

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 8 days ago 

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Hola @mrnazrul
El oro, en efecto, puede tener muchos significados, pero prÃĄcticamente siempre estÃĄ unido a la valoraciÃŗn monetaria y a la belleza del material en si.
Y la historia, pues, siempre hay cosas que en lo emocional y sentimental importan mÃĄs que el oro mismo, la madre lo pudo comprobar.

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A story that leaves a very true message: every thing, even gold, has a value that depends on a person's needs. Food and water are more valuable if they're what we need most urgently.

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