#chauthe_darweesh_ka_khulasa

The Fourth Dervish's Journey Mir Iqbal The story of our helplessness now listen! Listen to my condition with all your attention! For what purpose have I come to this point of destruction! I am telling you the whole reason for it, listen! I am the prince of China. I was living a life of luxury and carelessness when my father passed away. He gave the throne to his younger brother and willed that he should rule until I reached the age of reason, after which he should marry me to his daughter Roshan Akhtar and hand over the throne. My uncle made me live in the palace of women until I was young (fourteen years old). My father's salt, Halal Abyssinian slave Mubarak, thought highly of me. One day, by chance, a young friend slapped me and made the mark of all five fingers on my cheek. I went to Mubarak crying, and he took me to my uncle. My uncle himself mentioned my marriage and asked me to take out Saat Saeed from my upper heart and a handkerchief, on which he postponed Saat Saeed until the next year. Three days later, Mubarak cried and told me that in private, my uncle had told me to kill you. I fell at Mubarak's feet and started crying. He picked me up, held me to his chest and took me to the basement under the chair where my father was sleeping. There were ten gold chains hanging there. Forty-nine bullets, a monkey made of twine, a basin full of ashrafia and gems. Mubarak told me that: Your father had been friends with Malik Sadiq, the king of the jinn, since his youth. Every year he would go to meet me with different perfumes and gifts. We would stay for a month, and on his return Malik Sadiq would give me an emerald monkey which he would put in this basement. Only I know this secret. When I asked, Mubarak told me that a thousand powerful giants are subordinate to this lifeless monkey (monkey), but until forty monkeys gather, they are all useless. Mubarak said, "Come, let's buy perfume, incense, and suitable things from the market, go to him, and request him to give us a monkey (monkey) for the rest."