Whether you are a doctor or an engineer, an accountant or an office assistant, no matter where you apply for a job, the first thing that the selection board will want to see is your experience. And why not? After all, no matter how much academic education you have, that education does not count as real knowledge if you have not learned to apply it in real life; it remains mere information. Even the most knowledgeable scholar of the world cannot explain to someone what sugar tastes like, unless one experiences oneself. Islamic knowledge is like that; only those who have been able to put their knowledge into practice can be called true scholars. The brain is not a mere storehouse for information. The book Totto Chere Jibone portrays many colourful stories of real-life application of knowledge, bitter experiences, and many interesting anecdotes worthy of remembrance. This book is a precise collection for those who want to transform Islam from being mere academic knowledge to something real.