Abdullah Fazli and his two brothers' stories, "The 100th Night Story."

at the time of the fifth generation of king caliphate of abbas's dynasty, one day he personally examined the status of tax revenues throughout the country during the year and found that taxes had already been paid, except in the basra area, where he had convened a meeting of ministers to discuss them, at which he asked him, “why have taxes been paid to the treasury and not to date to the basra region?” it may have been an accident in the basra area that caused the magistrate to forget about the tax payments.” “the period for payment of taxes is set at twenty days.

in the meantime, the administrative officer in basra has neither paid taxes nor reported the reasons for the delay.

if you allow me, i'll send a minister to basra to press." "well, you can send abber isharg to do it." zhang levan was ordered to return to the capital, immediately wrote a letter to the governor of basra and summoned him to abbo isharg, gave it to him, saying, “i was instructed to send you to basra to see governor abdullah al-fazri, asking why he forgot to pay this year's taxes? and it is your responsibility to collect the local tax due and pay the bank promptly and without error.

because his majesty found that taxes had been paid everywhere, only the basra area had yet to be paid.

go up there and see if the tax is not ready.

abdullah will tell you why.

when you come back, we can report to his majesty.

so ishag took his orders.

ishag led his 5,000-man horse to basra on a tax collection mission.

when he arrived in basra, governor abdullah rushed out of the city to welcome him and immediately settled the food and accommodation of isharq and others.

ishag came to the provincial capital, entered the governor ' s office and sat in the chief chair, with abdullah sitting close to him, while the rest of the officials sat around in their ranks.

after the guests shouted and greeted each other, abdullah said, “is it true that your presence here is a mission?” “fine, i was ordered to collect the tax, because his majesty had asked about it and the time for paying the tax had expired.” “oh, i should have known that your excellency would not have had to go through this journey, because i had prepared the taxes to be paid and decided to leave tomorrow.

now that you're here, i'll pay you the full tax after your three-day tour.

in other words, by the fourth day, all the taxes due are in front of you.

for the caliphate and his excellency's flight to us.

we should give a little gift as a sign of gratitude.” “do what you want.” abdullah was present at the feast and warmly received isharg and his entourage.

the guests ate and drank, free and content, and enjoyed until the middle of the night came to pass.

abdullah commanded his waiter to provide ishaq with a golden ivory bed for rest while he himself slept in a normal bed next to it.

after the lights went out, isharg couldn't sleep, turned around and couldn't sleep.

i had to turn and pushknock on the rhyme.

because he is the king's beloved friend in the hall of caliphate, who can speak, write poetry, and write funny and funny stories, he works hard on poetry as soon as he is free to please him.

while he was thinking, he suddenly realized that abdullah had risen from his bed, opened the closet, removed a whip and walked out of the door.

he thought isharg was still asleep and would not know what he was doing.

ishag saw abdullah leave the room late at night, wondering, "where would he go with a whip?" maybe he wants to punish someone.

i have to see the truth." eshaeg, driven by curiosity, was right behind abdullah and came to a storage room.

only abdullah was seen carrying out a large tray from inside, including four meals and a canister of water.

he walked into a hall with these foods.

eshag still quietly followed the door to the hall, looking inside from the door, which had been a large hall, with a very plentiful set in it, with a golden ivory bed in it, a golden glow and two dogs chained in the bed.

abdullah dropped his food plate, rolled his sleeves, untied the chain on the neck of the first dog, then twisted the dog's neck and made it look like he was kneeling in front of himself and begging for forgiveness.

dogs are being hounded with a weak voice.

then abdullah tied the dog up, whipped it out, beat the dog in a vicious and frowning manner, and the dog was beaten to death, and abdullah did not stop and continued to beat until the dog lost consciousness, so he re-linked it to its place of origin and then turned to the second dog, treating it like the first dog.

and then he pulls out his handkerchiefs, and he sheds tears for the two dogs, and he says, "sorry.

swear to allah that it was not my choice, because of my difficult situation.

perhaps allah will free you from your troubles." after that, he prayed for two dogs, and then brought the tray to the dogs and fed them.

when you're fed, drink the water from the jar to the dog.

when two dogs were fed and drunk, he collected the tray and was ready to leave the hall.

isharg stood outside the hall door and saw all this through the door, and he was surprised and surprised.

it was only when abdullah was about to exit the hall that he took the lead and went back to his room to sleep in his bed.

abdullah did not see him at all, nor did he know that he had followed himself and sought out his secrets.

abdullah returned to his room, opened the closet, placed the whip in its place and went back to bed.

the more ishaq was in bed, the more he thought about it, the more he didn't sleep, and was awake all night.

it was not until morning that he got up that he made early prayers with abdullah, followed by breakfast, coffee and then went to work in the provincial capital.

on this day, isharq was thinking about this incredible thing all day, and although he could not understand it, he had to hide his doubts.

on that night, abdullah was still swaying the dogs as he was last night.

isharg is still following him.

meet himwhat was done was exactly what was said and done last night, as was the case on the third night.

it's all called isharg's eyes, remember.

three days of visiting hours will soon pass.

on the fourth day, abdullah fully paid his taxes.

as a result, ishaeg left in silence and returned to baghdad.

when the great king caliphate asked why it had expired, ishargtha said: “your majesty, i understand that the tax is already in place and that if i go one day late, i will meet abdullah midway.

but this time in basra, it was unexpectedly discovered that abdullah himself was acting strangely, which i have never seen in my life." so ishag told everything he saw.

"what's the reason? did you ask him?" harry asked strangely.

“no, your majesty, i didn't ask him, i swear on my life.” "all right, isharg, go back to basra and bring me abdullah and the dogs." “your majesty, please don't let me do this, because i did not happen to see it by accident.

it's not good to look at people's secrets.

i'm even worse off as a friend.

therefore, ask his majesty to write a handword and send people to finish this.” “abdullah will certainly deny it if we send him, saying that he does not have a dog, and that you go and show him that you saw it with your own eyes, and that he cannot deny it.

so you can only go.

if you disobey, shoot." "yes, sir." while isharg responded in a hurry, he thought in his heart: “the so-called ‘worship from the mouth’ is indeed a good word, and now that i have revealed my secrets to his majesty, it is entirely self-inflicted.” with this in mind, he said: “but write a handword, and i will go to basra and bring abdullah to his majesty.” “that is it.” with the king's handword, ishag went again to basra with great fear.

abdullah was surprised to see him, and said, "have you heard from allah? ishag, how did you get back so quickly? did the king refuse to accept the tax due?” “your excellency, this time i have visited your country, not enough taxes have been paid, but enough, and the king has accepted them.

but one thing, please forgive me, because i did something wrong to me, but i didn't do it on purpose.” "what the hell happened, tell me.

you're my friend.

i won't blame you." as a result, ishag told the whole process of how he followed abdullah for three days in a row, spying on his secrets, unwittingly divulging the matter to the king ' s caliphate, who ordered him to come to basra again.

“if you told me my secret, i'd have to testify for you before he suspected you were lying.

who calls us friends? we would certainly deny it, saying that he is a liar.

now i'm going to take two dogs with you to the king.

i don't know how hard this is, but i have to be hard"and allah will protect you." ishag prayed for abdullah and repeatedly thanked him.

abdullah prepared a very rich variety of gifts for the caliphate, while the dog was chained with gold, each with a camel and then headed for baghdad.

upon arrival, i went to the palace to see caliphate.

abdullah kneeled before king khalifa, kissed the ground, then sat down at his command and two dogs were taken to him.

and the caliphate said, "abdallah, what do you two dogs do?" as soon as the hari had spoken, two dogs fell down and kissed the ground, weeping and shaking their tails as if they were complaining to hari.

iridifa watched the two dogs and was very surprised, and said to abdullah, "tell me about the dogs.

why did you show your mercy to the dogs after hitting them like that?" “your majesty, these dogs are not dogs, but two handsome young men who were my brothers.” "how can they become dogs when they are human?" “your majesty, with your permission, i will tell the truth.” "then tell me the truth, but don't lie!" “your majesty, these dogs prove that i am not telling lies, but the truth.” “how can you prove your honesty or hypocrisy when the dogs are animals who can't speak and certainly will not answer any questions?” abdullah listened to the questions of the caliphate and turned back to the dogs and said, "o brother! if what i'm saying is not true, then you will raise your heads, open your eyes and stare at me in order to expose my hypocrisy, and if i'm telling the truth, you will both bow your heads and close your eyes to prove my honesty.” after that, in front of the caliphate, he began to describe the history of two dogs -- my parents had three sons.

the first son is mansoor, the second son is nae.

i'm third in line, named abdullah.

after three of our brothers had grown up, the mother and father passed away.

they left us some property.

after the death of his father, we had a solemn funeral for him, and in forty days we recited the prayer to him, and gave him money to seek forgiveness for the spirit of the heavens, and to do good.

and we made a feast during the mourning, a feast for my father's business colleagues and some of his well-known members of society.

and i said to the people at the table, “friends, this life is short, and only the next will last.

praise allah! do you know why i invited you to dinner today?" “only allah, the almighty, can predict what is not seen.” “my father died.

although he left us with a piece of property, i am afraid that he will have unfinished business with other people in the form of loans, mortgages or other things, and therefore i intend to fill in his debt.

if he owes you money, and he speaks the truth, i will repay it for him.

the father's debts are paid, according to the law." some of you say, "the conduct of man in this life is very important for the next life.

because of usneither is bad, nor is good or bad.

we can tell because we all fear allah.

and as far as i know, your father, when he was born, was often borrowed from him, but he did not owe it.

he used to say, "my life will never be in love with people's money.

he used to pray, "o lord! my trust and hope lie with you, so do not let me die while i am in debt.

'he treats people well, he's tough.

he never needed the debtor to press his debt, and others owed him, but he always asked people to pay it slowly and quickly.

if a poor person is in debt, he will always be lenient or exempt as he deems appropriate.

now all of us here testify that your father does not owe anyone debt.” may allah bless you all! as i prayed for the guests, i thanked them and said to my brothers: “my father did not owe anyone his debt before he died and left us cash, cloth, houses and shops.

now we can each inherit one third of the estate.

but i'm thinking about whether for the time being, we'll keep our assets together and we'll work together.

we can live together and live together." both brothers objected to my comments, arguing for separation and refusing to cooperate together.

and here comes abdullah, and he says to the dogs, "brother, is this it?" the two dogs listened, they immediately lowered their heads and closed their eyes, like they said, "yes." now that the two brothers are united in their preference for a separation, that's all i have to do.

so we split up under the supervision of the judge.

and they gave me the house and the store, and took a portion of it from my due cash and cloth.

the two brothers split more money and cloth.

the division was agreed and satisfactory.

after the break-up, my two brothers bought a lot of rags with their share money and carried them overseas.

and i've been running a local business, as usual, and i've been praying at home for my brothers, and may allah help them.

the days have passed, almost a year have passed, and with the blessing of allah, my business has flourished, my profits have increased, and it has gradually become the same as when my father was born.

this day, i'm in the shop.

by the winter season, the weather was extremely cold.

suddenly, my two brothers appeared in front of me.

their clothes were broken, their lips were black and their mouths were blue, and they were murmured.

i was so sad to see the two of them, and i stood up immediately to embrace them, and the tears of grief came out of my eyes.

at the same time, i took off two rabbits and black mink leathers of my own, clothed them, and brought them to the bathhouse, where they washed themselves with hot water, and prepared for each of them an expensive set of clothes that the wealthy merchants could afford.

i'll take them back to my house when they're finished.

when i saw them starving, i was busy with food, food and drink with them, and i kept comforting them.

abdullah spoke here, and then he said to the dogs, "is this it?" two dogs listen.

close your eyes right nowAnd the answer is, "That's it." When I received my two brothers so enthusiastic that they were full of food and warm, I asked, "What kind of disaster did you have? Where are your money and goods?" “When we sailed from here,” my brother said, “The first stop came to a city called Coufa, where the cloth that was to be taken was sold at a 20-dollar price, making a lot of money.

Then we bought a lot of cheap Persian silk that was sold to Basra at a price of one to four, and then we went to another city called Kalha, where we made a deal and made a fortune, and we became more and more rich.” They talked about the city they were passing through and the business they had done, and they talked about it with great interest.

When I heard that it was strange and incomprehensible, I said, "How can you two, with such good luck, make a big deal, make so much money, come back naked with your bare hands?" They lamented and said, “We've been doing business out of here for a long time, and we've earned a lot, so we decided to go back home again.

So we packed all the money and all the money we earned into the ship, and then left for Basrah.

On our way back, we sailed smoothly for three days.

By the fourth day, the wind and wind had changed, and the hurricane had swept up waves and swarmed towards our ship, which was drifting east and west as the sea fell.

The waves come out of the waves, like hot flames.

The ship was finally crushed on the rocks by hurricanes and thaws.

The people and the money and goods on board the ship were all sank in the sea.

We fought with the sea and struggled day and night.

Just as we were exhausted and about to be swallowed up by the sea, we were rescued by a ship that had been beaten there by Allah's command.

Since then, we have followed people who continue to travel from one place to another, begging to live and to suffer.

In order to sustain life, the clothes had to be taken off and sold.

It took us so long to get back to Basra.

If it had not been for such a catastrophe, we would have been as rich as the kings and nobles, but fate is bound to be so, and what can be done?” “The two brothers need not be upset.

You two are lucky to be safe.

If this is how Allah arranges it, you should appreciate it.

Money is something that needs not be too much to be regretted.

A poet sings well: once a man is out of danger, he sees money as a piece of paper cut.

Today I can see my property as a legacy of my father and share it equally with my brother and brother.” Subsequently, I invited a notary of high moral standing to take out all the cash, under his chairmanship, in three separate shares each of us.

After sharing the money, I told my two brothers: “A man who earns his living here, Allah will bless him, and now you two should open a shop and run it properly, whatever is destined to happen in time.” I ran away for them, made two bunks, put the goods on, and I stayedwhen the arrangements were made, they were told, "you two can do business here." the money you earn can be saved.

your food, drink and other living expenses are entirely my responsibility.” since then, i have been caring and caring for them.

they do business in the store during the day and stay at home at night.

i never let them spend the money they earn, i just want them to save more money, so i can make it bigger.

whenever we sit and chat together, they always exaggerate and re-state their merits and keep talking about their wealth in the field, thereby encouraging and encouraging me to do business with them.

abdullah spoke here and said to the dogs: "o brother! is this what happened?" the two dogs heard him, and he turned his head and closed his eyes to prove that he was telling the truth.

later, the two brothers kept talking to me about the advantages of making more money in the country and making it easier for them to become rich, and then went on to haunt me and the two of them in the country.

i couldn't help it.

i finally agreed to both of them.

so, in partnership with my brothers, i prepared a great variety of valuable goods and food, and chartered a boat from basra.

a few days and nights of sailing in the sea of waves came to a city where trade took place.

we sold the rags we brought and bought some local specialty and made a lot of money.

then we left the city.

so we go from one place to another, from one city to another.

wherever we go, we trade, and the profits are considerable.

our surpluses are increasing.

one day, when our ship passed by an island, the captain ordered the anchoring, and said to us, "all passengers, let's go ashore, let's split up and find water and relieve our thirst." the passengers responded to the captain ' s call and went ashore, and i myself followed the men to search for water.

and we marched forward along the way of the mountains, and beholded a white snake running towards it, and followed it by an ugly, coarse black snake.

a little while later, the black snake caught up with the white snake, violently oppressing and tormenting the white snake with its tail, which was tortured to death.

when i saw this, i couldn't hold it down, i picked up a granite that was about five pounds heavy and threw it at the black snake.

on that black snake's head, it was smashed to death.

and it was then that the white snake swayed and immediately became a beautiful and beautiful woman.

she came to me with a smile and kissed me and said, "may allah bless you, save you from shame in this life and save you from the fire in the next life." after praying for me, she said, "you, young man, you have protected me, and i will repay you after receiving your grace." speaking of which, she reached out to the ground, and there was a crack.

then she jumped, and the stitches came together, and she recovered.

look at all this, i know she's a god.

then we looked back at the black snake, whose body had sprung out of fire, and it was burned into ashes.

that night, i was pregnantcuriosity goes back to the company and tells them everything i've encountered.

we spent the night on the hill.

the next morning, at the behest of the captain, the crew lifted their sails and continued to sail.

we've been drifting through the sea for twenty days, and we haven't seen a single land, and we've seen a bird, and we've run out of fresh water, and the captain has been anxious to say, “how good is it, gentlemen, that we've run out of fresh water?” “the only way is to find land as soon as possible.” “in the name of allah, the almighty, i have lost my way and have no idea where to go before i can land as soon as possible.” even the captain said so, and we don't know what to do.

people are covered with sorrow and sorrow, and have to cry and pray and ask allah for forgiveness to guide us to a way out.

that night, we were deeply distressed and desperate, and our emotions had fallen to the extreme.

the poets sing well: how many cold nights have passed, and the unbearable suffering has caused the baby to grow old.

but when morning comes to the sky, it comes to allah's wishes.

at last, a long night has passed, and the sun has just risen from the east, and a mountain has fallen into our eyes.

when we see land, we can only be happy to dance and embrace each other.

the boat then docked.

the captain said, "get off the shore and split up for water." when we landed, we split up to look for water, but we didn't find it.

we are getting harder and harder because of the lack of water.

i've been moving forward, and i've reached the top of the mountain.

i looked up, and there was a wide circle behind the mountains, and the city was hidden.

i'm looking out and calling out to my people.

they smelled coming to me.

i said, "do you see the city there? there must be no shortage of water.

come on, let's go to the city and get our potable water, and buy some food, fruits and other essentials to keep going.” “we fear that those in the city will see us as infidels against them, and will not ask us to execute us indiscriminately.

you know, it is not commendable to be arrogant and to risk everything.

as long as the heavens and the earth remain the same, the adventurers who emerge from their plight will not be praised.

so we don't want to risk our lives.” “i have no right to force you to do what you do not want, but i can go to that city with my two brothers.” "we don't want to play with our lives, so we can't go with you." my brothers also raised their objections in person.

"you two don't go.

i'm going anyway.

god almighty allah will bless us.

you two wait.

i'll be right back." and we set aside the people and two brothers, walking towards the city.

when i walked into the gate, i saw only one person sitting on a stone bench.

the man had a copper chain on his arm and 14 keys on it.

as a result, i knew that the man was guarding the gates and that there were 14 gates throughout the city.

i went to him, and i saidhello!" he ignored me.

i greeted him for the second and third time, and he still did not answer until i put my hand on his shoulder and found something wrong.

we took a closer look, and it was only then that it became clear that he was a stoneman.

i can't help but sighs, "it's so rare! those who carved stones are no different than real people, except without ideas to speak.

and when i left the watchman, the stoneman entered the city, and wandered in every street, and every one of them looked at it, but he was a stoneman.

i moved from the food market to the fabric market, where i saw shopkeepers and purchasers, but they were stoners.

it's covered in all kinds of goods, made of stones.

i walked into a fabric store, and i saw the fabric like a bead net, and i reached out and touched it, but as soon as i touched it, it was dusty.

and there was a cabinet, and i opened one, and the gold was in a bag, and i reached out to get it, and the bag immediately turned into powder, but the gold was the same.

so i collected as much gold as i could.

i thought, “if two brothers came with me, they would have enjoyed this treasure without a master.” then we found more gold and silver in another store, and i was unable to take more, and had to leave it in love, and continue to wander in the rest of the city.

as before, i see a variety of different faces, even animals like cats and dogs.

i came to the market for gold and silver, where the merchants sat in the store, and the containers were filled with various kinds of gold and silver.

when i saw this, i threw away the coins around me, and i picked out from the jewelry a great deal of treasure i could carry and i was happy to leave.

there was a jewelry market ahead, and i was rushing to see the jewelers sitting in a shop full of pearls, manaus, jade instruments, various coloured stones and diamonds.

so we threw away the gold and the silver around them, and made every effort to choose from the precious jewels.

i'm very sorry that my two brothers didn't come with me, why else would they give up these priceless jewels? i went forward with the jewels, passing through a door decorated with fine and beautiful eyes, made of stones by the finely dressed servants sitting on the bench of the door hall.

i tried to reach out to one of them, and his clothes fell off his body.

through the halls, in a magnificent palace, many stone-made clerical officers were also seen, one dressed with a persian crown, sitting in a chair with jewels.

i left the hall to come to the backyard, where there was a big living room, and the queen was sitting in a jeweled red-gold chair.

she wears a bouquet of precious jewels around her, a beautiful group of palace girls wearing a colorful and gorgeous dress, and some eunuchs stand by and look after them.

that room was decoratedin addition, there is a magnificent display of transparent and luminous crystalballs, which are priceless treasures of the city; the entire living room has been decorated with surprise and praise.

and all i had to do was throw away the jewels that had been gathered by them, and then pick a part of the treasure from the living room.

we did not know how to make a deal, because in my view it was a treasure rare in the world.

then we passed through an open door, and went up along the steps, and went up the 40th steps, and suddenly came in the ear with the sound of the quran.

i looked at the sound of it, and i saw a silk curtain with gold belts and jewels, and it was through it.

and we lifted the curtains, and adorned them, and they were revealed in their eyes.

entering the door is like being in a treasure.

the house was filled with a beautiful woman, and she had a beautiful dress and a fine jewelry, and it was more like a fairy on earth, as the poem lamented: a beautiful dress that made people feel the bright spring, a red rib that put people on the rose garden, a bright beige that seemed to hang on her forehead, and other stars were just necklaces on her chest, and if she were wearing a dress made of briar leaves, the leaves would draw blood from her.

if she spits into the sea, the bitter sea will become sweeter than honey.

if she's in contact with the old man of the cane, the old man will immediately become a brave young man.

when i saw that girl, i fell in love with her and walked towards her.

but she was sitting on a bench, reciting the qur'an with ease and joy.

her voice is as sweet as a silver bell, and her beautiful face shines in bright, bright light.

it's just like the poets say: "a beautiful woman with no match, the heart of love is rousing you." you have the voice of the nightingale, the likeness of the flower, the love of the suitor.

i listened to the voice of the qur'an’an’s profanity, and i secretly intended to answer her and greet her, but after a fatal glimpse of her, i ate, stammered, and was unable to express my feelings at the moment in words.

when my mind and vision were confused and confused, it was exactly the same thing the poets recited: the heart of love was just budding, and i stuttered as dumb.

now that it's decided, don't look at it.

to be honest, only to express love.

and i held down in serenity the chords of love and said to the girl, "o noble, jeweled lady!" i'll give you a greeting.

may allah give you beauty and happiness for life.” “dear abdullah, i extend to you my deepest blessing and my sincere welcome.” "miss, how do you know my name? who are you? how's the city? why is all the life in the city turned into stone and you're all alone? swear to allah, the almighty, and beg you to do something"sit down, abdullah.

as allah wishes, i'll tell you what happened here.

and, of course, my situation and what happened to this city and its inhabitants.

this was a long time ago.

there was no way but to save the great allah.” i sat beside her with curiosity and affection.

so she began to tell me what happened here -- this city was once a rich city of a kingdom, and the king who ruled it was my biological father, the one you saw sitting on the throne of gold in the hall.

those who are around him are the men of his court.

my father was the commander of a million and 12 million troops.

he has 24,000 men, all high-ranking men.

in the areas under his rule, in addition to county towns, villages, castles and forts, there are as many as 1,000 large cities alone.

he has a thousand men under his command, each with 20,000 cavalrymen.

as for his valuable family property, such as money, treasure and jewellery, he should have had an unprecedented amount.

many kings, under the subjugation of my father, have called him knagun.

in battle, he wiped out countless heroes.

his name was so high that the arrogant and violent monarchs were afraid of it; and the king of persia had to bow down before him and beg.

but the father and his people were all pagans and did not believe in allah, the almighty, but worshiped buddha in worship.

one day, when my father was in the palace summoning him to his majesty, a stranger came to him.

the light on his face brightened the court.

my father only looked at the man in the green robe, with his body in his head, and his hands down to his knees, and he looked so serious and radiant.

"why don't you stop worshipping your useless buddha? i urge you and your people to abandon buddha and convert to islam.

"who are you, blasphemous? aren't you afraid that the statue will punish you?" my father asked strangers.

"the buddha is like a mud sculptor, and its punishment cannot hurt me in any way.

and if you do not believe, bring here the idols which you worship, and the idols which your people worship, and then pray to them, and ask them to punish me, and see what will happen to them.

and we call upon our lord to punish you, so that you may see the difference between the creator and the creator.

'cause buddha is like you mortals, and it gives the devil an opportunity to talk to you and to be strange.

and my lord is the creator, the almighty.” "what is your so-called master? can we see it?" "you have a chance to see him, but let's see your buddha statues first." my father agreed to the demands of strangers, and he commanded those who worship buddhas to bring them into the palace.

and so my colleagues went home as orderedTake the Buddha's statue of his common worship to the palace and lay it before the king.

At this point, everything that happened in the temple behind the curtains I hid in the house was clear and clear.

The Buddha I usually worship is made out of green stone, like a real man.

On instructions from my father, I also sent him to the temple, next to my father's Buddha statue.

The Buddhas my father worships are like stones, and the Buddhas he worships are like diamonds, and the idols he worships are carved out of material such as red jade, Manau, sunken guava, wood, gold and silver.

In any case, the Buddha statue that every official worships is freely chosen in his or her capacity.

Buddha statues have different colours, yellow, red, green, black and white.

And the stranger said to my father, "Can you pray for these Buddhas and let them punish me?" Now, all the Buddhas line up.

My father's Buddha is in the middle, my Buddha's near my father's, and the rest is in the order of the barone, the size of the place of worship, the order of rank.

It took my father to stand up and worship his Buddha, and to cry aloud: "O idol! No one in this world is greater than you, my Lord of Mercy, who has come to us to insult us, not only to hurt us, to denigrate us, but also to despise you most.

Of course you know what happened here.

We must not tolerate his nonsense here.

Now punish him with all your might." My father kept praying, but the Buddha didn't react.

He went on to say, "O my lord! What happened to you today? Why do you not speak? That's not what you used to be.

Are you resting? Wake up and help me." He prayed for a hand to shake the Buddha's statue, which remained silent and unmoved.

"Why didn't your Buddha say anything?" The stranger asked my father.

"I think he's probably asleep." “You're a man who's obsessed with Allah! Why worship Buddhas who do not speak and do nothing? Why do you not believe in Allah, who is close to you and responds to your demands? Allah will never sleep, and He sees everything, and knows everything, and can do anything.

And what you worship is nothing.

It's because the damn devil possessed it to deceive you, deceived you, led you astray.

Now the devil has left the Buddha, so it's useless.

Wake up and believe in Allah.

You should say, ‘Allah is the only god, and only him can accept worship, because Allah has given everything.’ 'And this statue of yours can't defend itself against the damage it has suffered.

Will it bless you? Now look at its incompetence." He said, "Hands up, slaps the Buddha in the belly, and it goes down." My father was furious and told those present: “This guy is a cult, he dares to hit my lord and kill him immediately.” My father's men stood up and fought, but an invisible force that kept them from their hearts, and they were all too drunk to standget up.

strangers take the opportunity to persuade them to convert to islam.

but they still persist in refusing advice.

strangers say, "now look at my lord's punishment." he said to raise his hand and prayed, "and allah, my lord! my trust and my hope lie in you, so answer my request and punish those who are ungodly, and enjoy what you have given, and do not believe in you in the most severe punishment.

in your power, it can be said that it is easy to turn these scum into stones, and no one can stop it, because you are almighty.” the prayers of strangers have just fallen, and the people in the city have suddenly become stones.

when i saw it all with my own eyes, i believed in allah in good faith, and i converted to islam, and finally survived.

and then the stranger came to me and said, "a little girl, as of today, happiness has come to you from the city of allah.

it's an arrangement of allah, and no one can break it." then he taught me openly and openly.

what happened before that forced me to follow him willingly and to receive his guidance.

i was seven years old, and i'm 30 years old.

then i said to him, "all things in this city and all the creatures of life have become stones.

i was lucky to have survived my conversion to islam.

now you are my mentor, my master.

please give me your name and continue to help me with my future." "my name is abel hegel." when he gave me his name, he planted a pomegranate for me.

the pomegranate will grow soon, even if it blooms, and the result will be.

he pointed to the fruits and said, “you can eat with the food that allah has provided you, and you must worship allah every day in good faith.” the elders of hegel also told me the precepts of islam, the conditions and manner of worship, and taught me to read the quran.

from then until today, for the twenty-three years, i have been here to pray for allah and to live to the present with a fruit that is bred from pomegranate trees every day.

every friday, hegel's old man comes to see me.

he told me your name.

he also told me the information you were about to come here, and he said, "when he comes here, you have to respect him and treat him well so that you two can live together as loving couples." that's why i knew you when i met you.

now you know what happened and what happened to the people of this city.

after hearing about the passing of the fossils in the city and her own condition, i followed her to see the pomegranate on which she had lived for many years.

she took the pomegranate from the tree, and she broke it in two.

give me half.

i tasted it.

it was very sweet.

this is the first time i've ever tasted a pomegranate.

when i ate the pomegranate, i talked to her, and i said, "will you marry me, as the old man of hegel ordered, and live with me in my home town of basra?" she answered me frankly, "this is allah's will." so i made a deal with hermarriage contract, voluntary marriage.

then she took me to her father's store, picked out the belongings we could take and left the rock town, along the way and back to the beach.

before that, my two brothers were looking for me, and i was like, "where have you been? you have waited long enough to keep us waiting, and we have missed you." the captain also complained about me: “abdallah, the rich man, who should have untied the ship as soon as possible because the weather was so good, he asked you to delay.” “it doesn't matter much.

i'm a little late, maybe it's good.

because i'm here, it's clearly harmless, and i've achieved my purpose.

poetry sings well: when i go to a strange place to find, i don't know what's coming at me.

it's a desire for gold and silver, or an unexpected misfortune." then i said to my companions, "look at what i've earned." i showed them the treasure i brought back, and i told them what they saw in rock city, and i said, "if you had gone with me, you would have reaped more than this." “even if we go with you, we will not dare enter that kingdom.” "it doesn't matter to you two." and i comforted my brothers, and said, "for this which i have obtained is yours." so we divided into four pieces of what we brought with them.

in addition to the one left for their own use, the rest was given to each of the two brothers and captains, and the remainder to all the servants and crews.

they're all happy, they're all praying for me, they're very happy.

and my two brothers, they look like they don't stop blinking.

i can see at first glance that it is greed that is acting strange to them.

so i had to be patient with them and say, "big brother! as can be seen, you two are not very satisfied with the way i distribute my property, but i would like to tell you that you should be assured that we are not one of each other, and that this share i share is yours.” on the one hand, i comforted the two brothers, and on the other hand, cared for and cared for the girl, took her into the cabin and delivered her the best food; after she had been put in place, i sat down to talk to the two brothers.

they asked me, "what are you going to do with that beautiful woman you brought me?" “i want to marry her.

the formal engagement will take place after returning to basra.” "brother," a brother said, "you know, i've fallen in love with this beautiful girl and let her go." the other brother said, "i love her too, so let me marry her." “both brothers, she's already engaged to me, and if i break her marriage contract to one of you, it would hurt her heart a lot, because she came with me as a wife.

how can i let her marry someone else? as for her affection, believe me more than you.

i would never give her to anyone.

but i can promise you that when we get back to basra safely, i'll find you two two happy local girls and get you marriedTake my money for the bridesmaid, and we'll have a wedding on the same day, and we'll have a big party.

As for the woman who came with me, I reiterate that she belongs to me and advise you both best not to hit her again.” After all the explanations I've explained, the two brothers are gone.

I thought they had turned their backs on me.

So we left and returned to Basra.

During my journey, as usual, I brought tea to the woman in the cabin every day and cared for her.

She's always hiding, not showing up.

I slept out with my brothers.

The ship continued to sail for 40 days, and it was not until the city of Basra, far away, that we were certain that we would be able to return to our homeland in safety, and that everyone was filled with joy.

I've always trusted my brothers and never thought of being on guard against them.

But I did not know that that night, while I was asleep, I was carried by my brothers.

And one of them held my feet, and the other grabbed my hands, and they threw me in the sea in cold blood, in order to take her.

When I realized my life was in danger, I said to them, "Why do you two treat me like this?" "You ungrateful bastard! For the sake of a woman who doesn't remember her brother's feelings, we can now only release our hatred by throwing you into the sea.” They said they threw me in the sea.

When Abdullah came to this, he asked two dogs: "O brother! Is it true what I'm saying?" Two dogs listened, bowed their heads and closed their eyes, thus proving that his account was true.

I was surprised to see that.

When I was thrown into the sea by two brothers, I quickly sunk to the sea floor.

It was only slowly that water surfaced after the current struck.

Then a bird as big as a man fell down from the sky and immediately caught me flying.

And we looked in the confusion, and we saw ourselves in a beam and a palace of treasures.

There was only a woman among the beautiful girls sitting on a throne full of jewels.

She was full of radiant eyes, which prevented those facing her from opening their eyes.

And when the bird that brought me to the palace swayed into a fair woman, She was the white snake whom I met in the mountains, chased by a black snake and bullied.

"Who is this woman?" Why bring him here?" "Mom, that's the brave man who saved my name in a moment of distress." Then she asked me, "Do you know me?" "I haven't seen you." I answered.

"I met you in the wilderness.

I was fighting a black snake, and it was you who killed it that saved me.” "I just saw a white snake fighting a black snake." "I am the white snake.

Actually, I'm the daughter of the Red King of the Gods.

On the throne is my mother, the princess of the Red King.

That black snake, it was the Black Kinghis name is deir feller, a disgraceful man with a very ugly character.

when he first saw me, he tried to take me, and he offered my father a kiss.

my father categorically refused, and sent an answer to the question: "what is it that you, the scum of god, do not look at yourself? `he is angry at it, angry at it and ready to pursue his evil aims.

from then on, he observed my whereabouts, and where i went, he followed me, and he tried to harm me.

there was a heavy battle between him and my father, but he was crafty and difficult to completely subdue him.

every time my father was in a position of superiority and victory, he was able to find a chance to escape, so there was no end to it.

and every day we turn from him a image and a colour, but whenever i turn, he becomes a face of confrontation; and wherever i go, he can smell my scent and follow it, making me in danger.

then we turned into a white snake, and fled to the mountains, and he became a black snake, and pursued it.

and when i was unable to support myself in battle, it was fortunate that you had come and stoned him to death, and i was out of danger.

and i said to you, "i will repay you for accepting your grace." 'this time i saw your two brothers murder you and throw you into the sea, and i had the opportunity to repay.

you should be respected by all our families for your kindness to me.” then she said to her wife: “mother, since he saved your daughter's life, please respect him.” on behalf of our family, i would like to welcome you as a guest! for what you did to us, you deserve our respect.” the princess said, "take him to the king." so i was brought to a temple to see the king on the throne.

he's surrounded by guards who are tall and heavily guarded.

his tiara is full of jewels, shining bright.

when i saw him, i felt like i couldn't face it.

as soon as the king saw me, he rose up and his guards stood up.

the king welcomed me, blessed me, greatly respected me and given me his most precious gift.

then the king told the guards, "you take him to princess ceude." the princess decided to send me back to the boat, so she carried me behind my back and gave me a gift from the king, and flew up together.

besides, my two brothers just threw me into the sea, and the captain in his sleep heard the sound, and he got busy and said, "what's in the sea?" my two brothers immediately cried the rats out of mercy, saying, "our brother died.

when he was defecating, he was swept away by the waves and drowned in the sea.” then they took away my possessions, arguing over the woman, arguing with each other, and saying, “this woman is mine, and no one shall be touched.” the two of them just kept arguing and forgot about my brother.

just as my two brothers fought hard, ceudeh brought me to the boat.

when the two brothers met me, they were surprised at first, and then they pretended"oh, brother! what happened to you after the accident? we're very concerned about you, thank allah, and you're back in danger." “if you two really cared about him or really liked him, you shouldn't have left him in the sea while he was sleeping.” ceudey answered for me two brothers, "you two are going to die for your ugly acts.

now i want you both dead.

how do you want to die? make your choice." she said, "take my two brothers and execute them." "o brother, ask forgiveness for us." the two brothers were so scared, they begged for forgiveness.

in this case, i had to mediate and say to ceudet: “please forgive my brothers with mercy, lest they die.” "no, these two swindlers deserve to die." ceudet, who was determined to execute my two brothers, had to ask for mercy and forgiveness, and was moved by me, saying, “look at you, i will spare their lives, but i must do magic on them as a punishment.” she murmured the spell with a glass filled with sea water, and then spilled water from the cup on two brothers, saying, "get out of human image and become a dog." with her voice, the two brothers became two dogs.

they are the two dogs that his majesty now sees.

and when abdullah came to this, he said to the dogs, "o brother! i'm telling the truth, right?" two dogs listen, head down right now, like, "you're telling the truth." ceudet applied magic to my two brothers and then said to the rest of the boat: “you know that abdullah fazri is my brother.

anyone of you who opposes him will be dealt with as he is against these two swindlers, turning him into a dog, an animal for the rest of his life, and will never turn his back.” “o master!” the people of the ship have listened to ceudeh and said, “we are all his slaves and obey him with absolute obedience.

before i left, ceudet asked me: “when you return to basra, examine your belongings carefully, and if you find a shortage, tell me immediately that i will pursue it for you; i will do so in the same way against the thief and turn him into a dog.

and when you return to your home, gather your belongings, then put a shackle around the necks of each of these two crooked men, and tie them to the feet of their beds.

and rise up every night every night to whip them until they faint.

if one day you do not perform the whipping mission as described above, i will perform the whipping on you and then beat them both.” when i understood what she meant, she left.

the next day we arrived in basra.

when the merchants saw me come back safely, they came to visit me and greeted me, and no one asked about my brothers, but it was strange to see me with two dogs.

so they said, "what are you doing with two dogs?" "i adopted two dogs on this trip to avoid being lonelyThey came back." My answer made them laugh, but no one knew that the dogs were my brothers.

On the day when I returned, I kept two dogs in the storage room, and I fell asleep in a hurry because of my busy hospitality and my busy collection of rags and belongings.

Then at midnight I woke up from my dream and saw only Ceudeh, the daughter of the Red King, standing before me.

She was outraged to ask me, “You may have forgotten everything I told you, and now I will punish you, because my words are always counted.” She said she grabbed me, pulled a whip out of her hand, lashes me without mercy, and hit me in a coma.

After Ceuta had punished me, immediately after going to the storehouse where the two brothers were living, and beating them with whips, he said to me, “From now on, you must beat them so hard every night, and I will beat you as hard as I did tonight.” "O my lord! From tomorrow I will lock them in chains, as you command, and whip them every night.

I will show her my determination.

She ordered the punishment of her two brothers and then left.

And the next day I did not hesitate to go to the craftsman immediately, and asked him to put two chains of gold around my brother's neck, and to chain them up, as he commanded, and to perform the whipping mission for him from the night onwards, which was never broken.

At the time of King Mehdia's reign, with whom I had deep ties, mainly by giving gifts, I was appointed Governor of Basra by him.

During my tenure, the whipping mission was carried out consistently.

And then, considering the longer period of time, I thought I had moved on, so I thought, "Maybe Ceuta's anger disappeared!" So that night, I deliberately didn't beat up two brothers, and I didn't think Ceuta would suddenly appear before me and beat me up.

I'm impressed by her euphemism, which I will never forget.

Thus, since then, I have had to whip two brothers without interruption until the death of King Mehdia and the passing of His Majesty, who succeeded me as Governor of Basra, which is 12 years old.

During this long period of time, I was forced to whip two brothers every night, comforting them after the beating, and repeatedly apologized to them and fed and drank them.

I kept this secret from anyone.

It was only when Isharq was ordered to go to Basra to collect tax revenues from me that he discovered the secrets of the case and reported them to His Majesty.

Once again, His Majesty sent him to Basra and sent me to take him to Kyoto.

I have told His Majesty today about the whole story.

Finally, it is important to emphasize that all of the above is about what I have personally experienced, and that it is true, without any concealment or fiction.

After listening to Abdullah's account, ICO was surprised by what happened to the two dogs, and had a heart of mercy, and was ready to helphands, so that the dogs can recover.

so he said to abdullah, “how can you now forgive the crimes that have been committed against your two brothers?” “his majesty, may allah forgive them and forgive them both in this life and in the next.

in fact, i need forgiveness from both of them, because for 12 years i did not whip them out of purpose every night.

“abdallah, in the name of allah, i would like to make every effort to use my good offices to restore what they were and then convince them to forgive you, and eventually to allow your brothers to give up their past and enjoy the rest of their lives in peace.

now you take them back and you don't hit them again tonight.

“your majesty, excuse me, i have specific questions for you.

if i don't hit them tonight, ceuta will come and beat me, and my body won't stand up to it.” "don't be afraid, i'll arrange everything.

now i'll write you a note and show ceuta when she gets here.

i'm sure she'll forgive you by reading the note.

if she doesn't follow my instructions and insists on beating you, you'll have to trust allah for a while.

if this is the way things are going, that is to say, that she is trying to be against me, then i, as the master of all people, will be in charge of my duties, and i am sure that i will stand up to her.” this was so commanded by the caliphate that he wrote a note with his own hand, covering it and handing it to abdullah, saying, “abdallah, if ceudet comes tonight, you will show her this note, without fear.

you can tell her that it was me, the king of mankind, harry, who ordered them not to be hit again, and that she wrote this message to convince her.” abdullah followed the orders of the caliphate, promised to do as he asked and returned to his apartment with two dogs, and he whispered: “if the daughter of the divine king strikes me against the will of the caliphate, i can only bear it.

let the two brothers rest for a while, and i will suffer for them.” and he said, "if i hadn't done everything, i wouldn't have put the whip down." so he decided to untie the shackles on the necks of his two brothers, and prayed in silence: "the almighty allah, i am in your trust." he then comforted the two brothers: “the blessing of torah, from tonight on, you will both be free from your suffering, although rest assured that this is the blessing of king harry and my long-standing wish.” two dogs listened to abdullah, barking and rubbing his feet with their cheeks as if they wished him well and showed humility and moderation.

by looking at the faces of two dogs, abdullah felt sorry for himself, creating a feeling of conceit and compassion, reaching out to the backs of two dogs and falling in love with two dogs until dinner.

the waiter brought the meal, and abdullah said to the dogs, "you two will have dinner with me tonight." two dogs did sit down and eat and drink with abdullah.

the waiters saw abdullah eat and drink with the dogs, and they were surprised and surprisedAnd I thought it was funny, and I said, "He must have gone crazy.

Otherwise, the governor of Basra would never eat or drink with a dog.

Even a beloved pet, a dog is a dirty animal." They stood by and met with two dogs to eat and drink properly with Abdullah, knowing that the dogs were the brother of the Governor.

The waiters watched the Governor and two dogs from the beginning until they finished eating and drinking.

At this point, Abdullah stood up and washed his hands, and the two dogs were also reaching out with their claws, a strange thing that kept the servants laughing and talking to each other: “No one has ever seen before sitting with the dogs to eat or eat or wash their paws.” After dinner, the dogs sat by Abdullah as if they were waiting for something.

At this point, no one dares to ask the truth about it, and the waiter and his companion remain silent until the middle of the night, when they are packed and ready to sleep.

Abdullah and two dogs are also in bed.

As a result, the waiters spoke to each other again.

Some say, "Why are two dogs still sleeping with him?" Some say, “It is not surprising, of course, that he sleeps with dogs, since he can eat and drink with them, but these acts must have been the act of a madman.” Abdullah's squire was not aware of his relationship with the two dogs, was not comfortable with the gestures between him and the dogs, so he cast doubt and surprise at him, refused to enjoy what was left of his food, threw away all the food he had packed, and said with indignation: “We will never eat what is left of the soup, because it is left of the dog.” This evening Abdullah slept until midnight and was suddenly awakened by a bang.

He opened his eyes and saw the ground crack, and the daughter of the King, Ceudeh, appeared before him, and said, “Abdallah, let me ask you, why don't you hit them tonight? And take off their necks? Are you trying to fuck with me? Now not only will I beat you, but I will also cast magic upon you, as I have punished them, and turn you into a dog.” "O my lord! Swear to God Almighty Allah, give me respite, and when I have made clear the reasons for it, you shall punish me as much as you deem necessary.” “All right, tell me.” “The reason I did not beat them is because I had to carry out the orders given to me by the Lord of Mankind, Harry, who asked me not to hit them again tonight and to make a promise to my face that I would greet you in his place.

He wrote his own message and asked me to give it to you.

I followed orders and followed his instructions.

For He is the Lord of the people, and his command cannot be turned away.

Here's his message.

Please take it.

You'll decide what to do when you see it." Ceudet took the message, and it says, "In the name of God, the merciful Allah, the king of mankind, Herrona Raad, addressed the daughter of the Red King, Princess Seo De.

Governor Abdullah of Basra and his fellow brothers have given up their past, their understanding, and their peace.

Even so, corporal punishment should be abolished.

If I dodealing with your objections, your decisions will be treated in the same way.

if our customs and customs are respected and understood, so will your laws and practices.

in view of the above-mentioned relations, i ask you to renounce any interference with the brothers of abdullah.

if you're a believer in allah, then you should be submissive to me as a man of heaven.

and if thou forgive them, with allah's power over me, i will reward thee.

and to eliminate the magic that is imposed on two people, to restore it to its originality and to allow them to come to me like free men, which is the concrete expression of obedience to me.

and if you refuse to save them, we will compel you by the strength of allah.

i can't say i didn't say anything first.

ceudet read the caliphate, saying, “abdallah, i can't claim this, i have to go back to my father before making a decision, and i'll be back to you soon.” after she reached her finger, the ground split and she jumped in and disappeared.

in view of this situation, abdullah felt that the situation might be better, and was so happy that he almost jumped.

he was pleased to say: “allah supports the lord of all the people, which will increase his prestige and there are great signs of change as he wishes.” ceudeh arrived at his father's red king in a hurry with a message from the king of man, and handed over his message to him after he had told him.

the red king kissed first, then put it on his forehead and then looked at it.

when he understood the message, he said to ceuta: "a daughter! the content of this message must be strictly enforced.

go and save the two men and restore them to what they were, and say to them, "it is the king of man who has saved them, for the king of man, we shall not be offended." he wants us to die.

you'll never make it.

so don't mess with it." “father, what do the kings of man do? what can he do to us?" “his powers are beyond our reach.

there are several main reasons for this.

first, he belongs to humanity and was chosen by allah.

secondly, he is an agent of allah and has considerable authority.

thirdly, he pursued the morning prayer with piety, and remained steadfast.

and you will bring the gods of the universe against him, and it will not do him any harm, and of course we will not be able to fight him, because if he wants to punish us, he will only give us instructions after morning prayer, and we will be like a flock of sheep to be slaughtered by a butcher, and we will gather in his presence and leave it to him.

if he wants us to die, he can do that by killing each other.

if you disobey his command, we will all burn.

this power of supremacy exists on every pious man who stands by his prayers in the morning and whose will binds us.

it is therefore time for you to rescue the two men before they get mad and restore them to their original condition before they are killed.” ceuta listened to his fatherThe instruction was to go to Abdullah immediately, as he ordered, and tell him what his father had said, and say, “Please send our greetings to Harry and ask him to teach us”.

And when she had finished, she drew out a bowl full of water, and murmured it with a spell, and spilled it on two dogs.

She said, "Get out of the dog's image and restore what you are." As soon as the voice came down, the two dogs swayed into human beings and restored themselves, saying, “We confirm that Allah the Almighty is the master of all things.” They kneel before Abdullah and kiss him with kindness on his hands and feet and beg for his forgiveness.

Abdullah said, “I hope you will forgive me much.” Abdullah's two brothers repented and then said, “We have been deceived by the devil of the curse, and it is our fault and our guilt.

And you have forgiven us for your noble qualities." When they had done so, they made an effort to beg and beg for Abdullah.

"What about the girl I brought out of Rock City to marry her? What did you do to her? “We threw you into the sea, at the instigation of the devil, and thought you were buried under the sea, so that we could argue among ourselves to take her.

The girl heard us arguing and knew that you had been thrown out of the sea and came out of the cabin and said, "You don't have to argue for me.

I don't belong to any of you.

My fiancé is in the middle of the sea, so I'll go with him.

She said she jumped into the sea and drowned." Abdullah heard it and cried out of silence: "You two behaved so ugly and disgusting!" Then he lamented, "My dear, only the great Allah will save you." “We have been punished for our sins, so forgive us once again.” Abdullah has no choice but to remain silent and silent as a sign of forgiveness.

And Ceuta looks at that situation and says, "Abdallah, they're so vicious, can you forgive them?" God will pay tribute to those who have been spared.” “You must watch out for them, because they're both swindlers.” Ceudeh warned Abdullah and then left and returned.

On that night, Abdullah and his two brothers stayed up all night in the house until dawn before taking them to the bath and putting out the most gorgeous and expensive clothes for them to wear.

I met with my fellow servants, knowing that they were the master's brother, and I greeted him and gave my best wishes to Governor Abdullah: “O master! Thanks to Allah for helping you meet your two dear brothers, we congratulate you! Where have they been for so long?" "They are the dogs you saw.

Allah Almighty saved them from captivity and misery.” Abdullah answered the follow-on and the servants and took his two brothers to the palace.

Abdullah and his two brothers came to caliphateand he bowed down on his knees and kissed the earth, and wished him a happy life.

“welcome, abdullah.

how's it going? "oh, lord of the people! may allah enhance your power.

yesterday, when i took my two brothers to the apartment, aware of his majesty's determination to save them, i was pleased in my heart and firmly convinced that “the king of god did his best and did not fail”.

then abdullah gave a detailed account of the conversation between him and ceudeh, the results of the conversation between ceudeh and her father, the red king, and how she rescued the dogs and restored them back to their homes.

he ended up pointing at two brothers and saying, "oh, lord of all people! i brought them to the king's court." the two brothers of abdullah were seen back by the caliphate as decent young men.

he said, “abdallah, may allah bless you for me, because you told me a thing i didn't know in the past.

in the future, as long as i live, god willing, i will insist on morning prayers every day.” he then denounced the criminal acts of the two brothers, accusing them of not harming abdullah.

abdullah's two brothers acknowledged the error in front of the caliphate and expressed regret.

the caliphate said, “may allah forgive you both for your past faults.

now apologize to each other and forgive each other." then he said to abdullah: “abdullah, make your two brothers your assistants and protect them alive.” at the same time, he instructed abdullah's two brothers to obey him alive and then requited them and sent them back to basra together.

abdullah said goodbye to the caliphate and returned with his two brothers in joy.

similarly, ico was so happy to know the role of morning prayer that he said, "it's a disaster here, and it's lucky to be there." that's a good saying! abdullah left baghdad with his two brothers and returned to basra in huge numbers.

the news of governor abdullah ' s return soon spread throughout the city, and people were rushing to decorate the city, and officials and gentlemen were competing out of the city to greet him.

they all prayed for his life with a high voice.

abdullah gave a lot of gold coins to the crowd as a sign of gratitude.

the cheers and blessings of the people, who focused their love and vision on abdullah alone and ignored his two brothers, gave rise to resentment and envy.

it is counterproductive for abdullah to detect what is in it and to try to accommodate them in order to prevent it from happening, which in turn increases their resentment and jealousy.

and it's exactly what the poets say: i treat everyone with generosity, but i can't open small people's eyes.

how can you accept my long-open mind because the jealous are always so selfish and greedy? abdullah took care of the two brothers, asked each of them to find a wife, and assigned them 40 handmaidens each, and provided each with a guard of 50 cavalrymen, so that they could haveand a host of slaves who enter, and a man of high security.

in addition, they were assigned areas of jurisdiction and were given high amounts of money and designated close associates.

abdullah followed the orders of the caliphate, while taking heavy responsibility for the care and care of the two brothers.

and he said to them, from time to time, with a heavy heart: "the two brothers, i and you are flesh and blood, no distinction between them." the regime in this part of basra, with the exception of allah and the caliphate, belongs to me and to you both.

whether i'm here or not, whatever you two decide to do, you have to do it.

it is important to note, however, that in the exercise of their functions, they must be carried out in an open-minded manner and that they must not be wronged by favouritism.

otherwise, it would be a disgrace to us, a disgrace to us, and a reproach for it, if it were to be heard.

it is also important to distinguish between the public and the private sectors in order to protect the interests of others.

it is not desirable to share money.

and if you two grow greedy in view of other people's wealth, make as much of my possessions as you can to satisfy your desires, and do not see any misunderstanding or gain for yourselves.

and as for the qur'an, which forbids violence and oppression, it shall be known to you both, and it shall not be broken.

the poet is a good voice: it is impossible to build a permanent embankment as long as it hides its ruins in the heart.

smart people should think of money as something outside, and don't think about it all the time.

the wise will collect words, and the fool will boast of nothing.

it is important to think about everything in order not to kill yourself if you fail to say anything.

don't listen to the devil, that's bullshit that leads you astray.

you leave things to the fools, and your ignorance is revealed.

it gives the enemy a chance to tell the truth in front of people.

you should do your part, and don't ask questions.

abdullah urged the two brothers to do justice and forbidden them from doing evil.

since he had done his best to advise and had the experience of the past, he believed that the two brothers were bound to go back to normal, so he trusted them in particular and felt greatly relieved as a result.

however, that is not the case.

despite the great trust and respect that abdullah had for his two brothers, their evil hearts remained unsatisfied and were constantly swelling to the point where they were finally making a fortune.

first of all, nal said to mansoor with a provocative tone: “do we want to let the situation continue when abdullah is in power and we are under his command? he was a businessman, and now he's an official.

and we have no reputation and no future.

what does that mean? didn't you want us to serve him forever? how can we get up if we keep him up forever and block our way? it seems that the only way to change this is to kill him and take his money.

then we'll prepare a gift for ico and ask him to give us the position of governor of coop.

you make the busGovernor Ra, I'll go to Coufa; or you'll be Governor of Coufa, and I'll stay in Basra.

That way we'll be in position and rich." “Yes,” Mansoor said, “How, however, can he be killed?” “Well, let's come to a table and invite him as a guest, and let's serve him with a warm heart and be very kind in our words, so that he may be drunk in the joy of his night talk, so that he may have a bed and rest.

When he's asleep, we'll do it together, strangle him alive and throw the body in the river.

And the next day, we said to the others, "When Abdullah was drinking with us, the goddess suddenly appeared before us and said to Abdullah, "What is your ability to accuse me of being a thief among humans?" Do you think we're afraid of him? He's a king of man, but we're gods.

If he dares to oppose us, he will die.

Now I'm going to kill you and see what caliphate can do to us.

'Tell her to grab Abdullah and walk away from the crack.

When we saw that scene, we fainted.

We will not know what happened to him when we wake up.

After we've made such a statement, we'll go to caliphate and tell him what happened.

Haliphate listens.

We're in power.

Then we gave a gift to ICO and asked him to send us as Governor of Coop.

Since then, we have lived alone in Basra and in Coufa City.

These two places are great for us.

They are very easy to rule and to subdue slaves.

That way, we'll get what we want." "You can't do better than that." Mansoor agrees with Nal's plot.

Thus, Nar and Mansour jointly agreed to the murder of his brother Abdullah.

Abdullah's two brothers were determined to kill Abdullah and then acted in accordance with their plot.

First, Nal prepared a meal and asked Abdullah to come and say, “Brother, I am a brother and a brother, and today I invite you and Mansoor to come and have a meal with me.

Because when people see all this, they know that the governor and his brother are like brothers." We don't know each other.

Your home is mine.

I certainly wouldn't have refused if you'd asked me to be my guest.

Abdullah said he looked back at Mansoor and said, "Will you be happy to join me as a guest at the Nar family?" “Son, unless you're a guest at the Nar's, then come to my house as a guest.

You and I are brothers, and you should be as happy as you are with Nal.” “Absolutely, that is not in the way, and I would be very happy to do so.

I'll come to your house as soon as I get out of the house.

Just like he's my family, you're my brother." Nal kissed his brother Abdullah ' s hand and then left, returned to his home and proceeded to prepare the meals necessary for guests.

Second dayOn horseback and with the guard and his brother, Mansoor, Abdullah went to his house in Nar.

As soon as they arrived at their home, their master, Nal, was busy entertaining their guests, setting out their meals and hospitality for everyone.

Everyone sits around and eats and drinks, and then takes off to the bowl and washes their hands.

Then brought fruit beverages, where they were gathered around to eat and drink, and chatting and playing, and drowsing in the atmosphere of joy until dark.

Nal and Mansoor alternately tell stories and jokes, while Abdullah listens with all his attention, and his body and body are filled with joy and comfort.

Abdullah and two of his compatriots came together to talk on their knees, while his companions and servants were gathered in the other room for fun, drinking and cheering, telling stories and jokes, and talking happily at night.

As late as midnight, Abdullah was asleep and Nar and Mansoor were busy laying his bed and letting him sleep.

Abdullah was then naked and Nar and Mansour were sleeping in the bed next to him.

They waited patiently for Abdullah to dream and saw him asleep before he woke up and jumped to his bed together and rode on him.

Abdullah woke up from his dream and saw two brothers riding on their own, asking, "O brother! What are you doing?" We're not your brothers.

You're better off dead than alive." They both scolded and strangled Abdullah until he lost consciousness and stopped struggling.

They thought that Abdullah had died, so they took him outside the house and threw him in the river.

As soon as Abdullah fell into the water, a dolphin came to him, carrying him with his back and taking him across the river.

As it turns out, Nar's house was near the river bank and the kitchen window was facing the river.

The cooks often cut off the waste from the slaughter and threw it from the window into the river, so the dolphin used to feed under the kitchen window.

Last night, there was a lot of waste to buy, and dolphins had more to eat than usual.

At night, Abdullah was thrown into the river, and the dolphins were heard to come and feed, and it was the people who fell into the water, which inspired Allah to save him.

The next day, when a group of merchants came by and saw Abdullah lying on the beach, they said, "Look! The river came up to a drowned man." It's curious to come and watch.

The head of the business team is a man of good character, experience and research in medicine.

And he said, "Hey, what's going on?" And they said, "There's a guy who drowned." The chief of the business team came to Abdullah and looked at him and said, “Let me tell you, this young man is still alive.

On the outside, he is not a bad person, but a prominent person of standing and standing.

If Allah wishes, there is hope that he will return to life." When the leader of the business team had said so, he had a hidden heart and decided to take Abdullah with him。