About
nine hundred years ago, Iran was ruled by a king named Malik Shah. He had a
vizier whose name was Hasan-bin-Ali. The king called him Nizam-ul-Mulk, because
he looked after the country so well. Iran was already a great country but they
desired to make it greater. Malik Shah and Hasan-bin-Ali, who were good
Muslims, wanted to make it greater still. They both knew that the country could
only make progress if it was at peace with other countries and if it was
strong.
Nizam-ul-Mulk
said to himself, “If the young people of my country learned to read, they would
learn how to live a good life. This would bring happiness to them and to their
friends. They would learn to love peace. I must build schools for them.”
Summary: About nine hundred years ago Malik Shah ruled over
Iran. He had a vizier whom he called Nizam-ul-Mulk. Mulk Shah wanted to make Iran
a greater country. Both of them realized that its peaceful relation with other
countries and its strength could make it greater. Nizam-ul-Mulk decided himself
to establish schools in order to educate the young people, which would teach
them to live a good, happy and peaceful life. Because they would learn to love
peace.
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