Some views of today's sunrise and overcast skies.

Bismillahir Rahmanir Rahim.
Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wabarkatuhu.

Dear Friends, Today I am editing today's post with some morning sunrise photos. Welcome to all.

In the morning, the golden sun rises in the east. Just before the sun rises in the east, the sky turns a brilliant red in the east.

Then the sun slowly peeked out. A very beautiful scene unfolds. Not everyone can see it. Those who rise early in the morning can only see the view of the sunrise.

Also those who leave for work or start work before the sun can see the scene. Like fishermen and traders who prepare for work early in the morning can also see the view of the sunrise.

Also those who live on the horizon and live on the river or the sea or even on the mountain can also enjoy the view of the sunrise beautifully.

Also, those who follow the orders of Almighty Allah, i.e. pray Fajr, can also see the view of the sun beautifully, because after sunrise, they want to pray with the robber.

This morning the sky was overcast and there was a strong wind some light rain it looked like it might rain but the wind didn't come.

There is a river next to our house. It is very pleasant to see the big waves crashing on the shore due to the wind in the river. And this sound of waves can be heard from our house as if we are living on the edge of the sea.

A dam has been constructed here called Jaibadh where many people come every day to see the view of the river in the afternoon.

This time the beauty of this dimension will be increased. For this, the government has allocated about 76 crore rupees. So it is expected that these works will start as soon as the flood is over.

This Yamuna river was as terrible as it used to make people destitute, but after 2005 the government became active so that the river could no longer be dammed.

We are hopeful that this river and its tributaries will not break, the government will take necessary measures and people will not have to leave.

Today so far, I will post about something else in the coming days, inshallah.