Video of the site in front of our madrasa

from Mahmud Hasan · host mahmud552

Yesterday, after our madrasa was closed, we teachers were sitting on the balcony and talking. At that time, my son took a video on the site in front of the madrasa with his mobile phone. He tried to portray the rural environment in front of the madrasa in the video. Due to the rain that day, a lot of water had accumulated in front of the madrasa, and we teachers were sitting on the balcony and talking. Many of our words came out in the video.

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