If you think positive, you are a leader.

"I am a failing teacher - this confession may be painful but what do I do - that is true  The students in the room do not try to stay under my control, but no effort works............" Your story tells us that you are a teacher by birth. I also experienced the same situation in the beginning, in front of native students. But at last I overcame this problem. But how? 1: I got speciality in my subject. 2: I proved my "wisdom" upon my students. What is wisdom with the reference to the teaching process? It is" the students must believe that we know nothing and our teacher is the only source of knowledge". 3: I involved my students in the process of teaching, I didn't let them remain passive in the classroom.

The season of living alone  I have forbidden nights  Here are some dreams  But the interpreter is dead  Sitting at the central gate of the "Goal Bagh"  There is a watchman-like boredom.  That will never end  I have a village blacksmith  Which made for the farmers  Make new cracks on the crust  But one night the crops were destroyed  I have a sad sadness  In the days of Quarantina  An angel ... under my pillow ...  Forgot about it  I have everything  Except for the rare ones,  That i'll steal  From a coffin maker  Or the old one who always smokes expensive cigarettes ...

As every Muslim knows that the word "Naat" means "a poem in which the attributes of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) are mentioned."   Numerous poets have written numerous Naats in Urdu literature and they are all worth reading and hearing, but in my point of view, in the context of the word Naat, Muzaffar Warsi's Naat "My Prophet is The Greatest" (میرا پیامبر عظیم تر ہے ) is number one.  In each of the stanza of this Naat, a new attribute of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) is described in a very fascinating way.  In keeping with the above point of view, the elite, once again, are invited to listen to Muzaffar Warsi's own voice.