Alif Laila Story - ( Part 1 ) The Story Of Kane Alkooz, The Fourth Brother Of The Barber
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| Alif Laila Story - ( Part 1 ) The Story Of Kane Alkooz, The Fourth Brother Of The Barber |
After telling the story of his third brother, the barber told the story of his fourth brother. The barber had a fourth brother, Alkuz who did not have one eye. The story of him not having one eye was also very interesting. The barber told that his brother was a butcher. He had good knowledge of testing sheep and goats. Along with this he also used to fight sheep. He also had a lot of knowledge about many varieties of sheep and goats. Many big people of the city used to come to see the fight of his sheep. Alkuz also sold the meat of sheep and goats. In this way he was very famous in the city.
Once an old man came to Alkuz and took four to five kilos of meat from him and in return gave him new shining silver coins. Alkuz was happy to see the shining silver coins and kept them separately in his chest. Then every day for five months the old man kept coming to Alkuz and giving him silver coins in exchange of meat.
Days were passing like this, but one day when Alkuz opened his chest and saw it, he was stunned. He saw that those silver coins had turned into pieces of paper. Alkuz was very sad to see this and started crying. He had gathered the whole city by crying. When people heard Alkuz's voice, they all gathered around him. Alkuz tells his story to the townspeople.
What could Alkuz do after all, he just kept on crying and cursing that old man in his mind. It kept coming to his mind that if he finds that old man, then he should take good news of him. Alkuz was increasing his anger in his mind when he saw the same old man in the street. Alkuz immediately caught hold of him and then shouted loudly and gathered all the people around. Alkuz told everyone about the actions of the greedy and deceitful old man.
Between this attitude of my brother and the story he was telling, the deceitful old man jumped up and said, 'You would do well to apologize to me for the insults you have made to me and the bad things you have told me. Take back this false allegation you have made against me and if you don't do so, I will humiliate you in such a way that you will never forget.' The old man did not remain silent even after saying this. He angrily told my brother, 'I don't want people to know the truth of what you feed people by calling it mutton.' Then my brother got angry and said, 'What strange nonsense are you talking about? You. Do what you want, but I'm not afraid. I have never harmed anyone and never cheated anyone, so I have no fear.
On hearing this, the old man got angry and said to my brother, 'If you are not agreeing, then get yourself insulted. Listen brothers, this butcher has been selling human meat to all of you, not sheep and goats.' On hearing this, my brother Alkuz cried out and said, 'Oh sinner, you stop speaking lies even in your old age. Not coming Why is he spreading such rumours, why is he lying so much?
That old man still did not give up and started shouting, 'Why should I lie, I am telling the truth. There is still a headless dead body lying in your shop. If anyone wants to know the truth, he can go there and see. Brothers, you go and see his shop and tell whether he is lying or I.' Alkuz also said without fear, 'Whoever wants to come to my shop, come and see inside my shop.'
After this conversation between the two, everyone decided that they would go to my brother's shop with the old man. If the old man's words turn out to be a lie, he will be charged double the amount of money he makes. When everyone went inside the shop and what they saw left their eyes wide open. In fact, instead of sheep and goat meat, a human's meat was hanging inside the shop.
