Posts Tagged ‘the pleasantries of mulla Nasruddin’
Mulla Nasruddin-2.12 comic strip
Posted in cartoons, tagged Benny Thomas, black and white comics, cartoons, Mulla Nasruddin Tales, pedagogy, the pleasantries of mulla Nasruddin, unlearning process on August 20, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
The Mulla Nasruddin Stories-11
Posted in cartoons, tagged Benny Thomas, black &white comic strips, comic strips, destiny, moral tales, Mulla Nasruddin, providence, the pleasantries of mulla Nasruddin on June 12, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Mulla Nasruddin-color comic book
Posted in cartoons, tagged Benny Thomas, comic books, humor, sufism, the pleasantries of mulla Nasruddin on June 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »

Here is a sample page of the Mulla Nasruddin comic book. There shall be 40 pages with full page comic strips both color and black&white. Besides the strips there shall be some 40 plus jokes, all new and thought provoking to cater to a wider taste. Printed on glossy paper, size of the book 21×30 cm
The book covers Mulla Nasruddin as a child, as a scholar and,-of course as a mulla as he is traditionally portrayed. A few anecdotes cover him at his deathbed. In short it is a kind of biography giving full scope for a wise fool who was never malicious but enjoying a joke on himself.
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Mulla Nasruddin Series-©
Posted in humor, tagged Benny Thomas, sufism, the pleasantries of mulla Nasruddin on May 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Life and Progress
Mulla when old and infirm took a journey visiting his home town. He also visited the old religious school and the head of the school proudly explained everything was now on scientific basis. The boys were first required to do calisthenics and read Koran on a certain posture.
‘Do you think it will improve their understanding?’
The head of the school was sure it made them appreciate at what cost they were receiving instruction.
During dinner the old mulla was perplexed to see them eating according to new regulations.
Noticing his astonishment the host said it was all in keeping with the spirit of things.
‘Progress,’ the head of the school said with pride,’goes with how-to- requirements of belief.’
On the last week of his stay they went on excursion to the nearby oases and while crossing a short stretch of wilderness the mulla fell into sinking sand and was being sucked. Mulla asked his host,’Say do I go down clockwise or other way?’
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