The Justice of Quazi Completing Story: Dear students, this is The Justice of Quazi Completing Story for Class 6,7,8, SSC, and HSC learners. We present 3 different variants with a sample image. I hope you found the best story in this article for your upcoming exam.
| Post type | Completing story writing |
| Story title | The Justice of Quazi |
| For Class | 6, 7, 8, 9-10 (SSC), 11-12 (HSC) |
| Word Variant | 120, 150, 180 words |
The Justice of Quazi completing story for 6,7,8
Long ago, there was a Sultan in Bengal. His name was Giasuddin Azam. His capital was Sonargaon near Dhaka. He was a very just and kind ruler. The Sultan’s hobby was hunting. Very often, he went hunting.
One day, he went hunting deer in a jungle. Aiming at a fawn, he shot an arrow but missed. Instead of the fawn, the arrow pierced a boy who was the only son of a widow.
At this, the widow was greatly shocked. She brought a charge against the Sultan to the Quazi. The Quazi asked the Sultan to make the widow happy. The Sultan compensated for this guilt, and the widow became pleased.
Then the Quazi embraced the Sultan. He said that had the Sultan disobeyed him, he would have punished him. The Sultan also said had the Quazi had failed to do justice, he would have beaten the Quazi. Then the two great men became friends and remained so forever.
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The Justice of Quazi completing story for SSC
Gias Uddin Azam Shah was a great ruler of Bengal. He was very kind and just. He was fond of hunting. One day, he went hunting in a nearby jungle. He aimed at a fawn but missed. The arrow pierced a boy, who died instantly.
The boy was the only son of a widow. The widow was greatly shocked. She went to the Kazi and prayed to him for justice. The Kazi was a brave judge of the time. He never feared anybody while discharging his duties properly. The Kazi asked the Sultan to appear before him.
When the Sultan appeared before the court, the Kazi asked him to make the widow happy. The Sultan compensated for this guilt, and the widow became pleased. Then the Kazi embraced the Sultan and said that if he (Sultan) disobeyed him, he would have punished him (Sultan).
The Sultan also said that if the Kazi failed to do justice, he was also ready to punish him (Kazi). Thus, the Judiciary of the then Bengal was free and fair, and the rulers of the land were also just and noble.
The Justice of Quazi completing story for HSC
Gias Uddin Azam Shah was a great ruler of Bengal. He was very kind and just. He was fond of hunting. One day, he went hunting in a nearby jungle. He aimed at a fawn, but his aim missed the fawn, and by chance, the arrow pierced the son of a widow.
The widow was very much shocked and disappointed as the victim was her only child. She went to the Kazi to pray for justice. She complained against the Sultan. The Kazi was moved to pity hearing the shocking news. But he could not decide what to do. Because the complaint was against the Sultan.
If he did justice to the widow, the Sultan might be displeased. Again, if he did not do it, he would remain guilty to the widow and to almighty Allah.
At last, he made up his mind to bring the Sultan to justice. The Sultan stood before the Kazi. The Kazi asked him whether the complaint was true. The Sultan answered in the affirmative, and he was ordered to compensate the loss of the loss.
The Sultan agreed and compensated the widow. The Kazi thanked the Sultan for his sense of duty. The Sultan also thanked the Kazi for his justness.
