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Answered by Anonymous
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There lived a merchant in Basra. He had great wealth and traded extensively. One day he was mounting on his horse journeying to a neighbouring country to collect his due. When he felt hungry, he ate a morsel of bread and a date. Having eaten the date, he threw aside the stone.

Immediately appeared before him a Jinn holding a drawn sword in his hand. He threatened to kill the merchant, as the stone of the date killed his son. The merchant pleaded that he didn’t do it intentionally and he should be pardoned. The Jinn replied that his death was indispensable. Saying this he raised his arm to strike him with the sword. The merchant wept bitterly. Then the merchant said that he had debts to pay, property to settle and say good bye to his wife and children. He bound himself with a vow that he would return to him and he could do what he wanted to do with him. The merchant returned to his town, paid every one what he owed him and informed his wife and children of the event. On hearing this, all members of the family wept. Ultimately, the merchant presented himself before the Jinn. The Jinn was impressed with his honesty and sincerity. He spared the life of the merchant and liberated him. The Jinn also gave a lot of gold and jewels to him in the bargain.

Answered by khadijahzarrah
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There lived a merchant in Basra had felt hungry and ate bread and a date then threw the stone of the date on a jinn that appeared and threatened to kill because the stone of the date killed his son once he raised his arm to strike him off with a sword but told the jinn later had to pay debts then settle the property issue then say goodbye to wife and family but he pledge to come back but jinn liberated the merchant and came back to the jinn as promised then the jinn was impressed merchant liberated him and gave lots of gold in bargain.

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