Azam in India

Loyal friend

Azzam rode his horse through the vast desert, eagerly looking forward to his next trading trip to India. He had spent months preparing for this journey, collecting the finest goods from Baghdad to trade in the bustling markets of India. However, his excitement was short-lived as he was suddenly ambushed by a group of bandits. The thieves were ruthless and quickly stripped Azzam of his carriage, horse, and sword. With nothing but a little bit of money left in his possession, Azzam was devastated. He knew that without his means of transportation and goods, he couldn't continue on his trading trip. With a heavy heart, Azzam made the difficult decision to turn back and return home.

Abbas was furious when he learned that Azzam had been robbed in the desert, leaving him with nothing to trade in India. Determined to help his friend, Abbas immediately began collecting money from other merchants and even contributed a large portion of his own savings. But when he brought the money to Azzam, Azzam refused to take it. He was determined to stay put and not go on the trading journey without his own resources.

Abbas was not willing to give up on his friend's dream, so he made him an ultimatum. "If you don't take the money and come with me," Abbas said, "I will go alone and trade for you."

Despite the setback, Abbas managed to trade successfully on behalf of Azzam, bringing back handsome profits that helped restore Azzam's finances. This event strengthened their friendship, demonstrating their loyalty to one another and the lengths they would go to help each other succeed.

Abbas had a successful trading journey in India and met with his dear friend Ranjeet. While in India, Abbas learned that Jaya was saddened that Azzam had not come this time. Abbas was surprised to hear about Jaya's feelings for Azzam, but he promised to convey her message to him.

When Abbas returned from his successful trade mission in India, he brought with him a golden ring that Jaya had given him to pass on to Azzam. The ring was a symbol of Jaya's love for Azzam and her longing for him to return to India.

After Jaya gave Abbas the golden ring, Abbas knew that he had to return it to Azzam as soon as possible. He carefully kept the ring safe and sound in his possession, making sure that it wouldn't get lost or stolen on his journey back to Baghdad.

However, his journey was fraught with dangers. He encountered harsh weather conditions, treacherous terrain, and even some bandits who attempted to rob him. Abbas had to use his wits and skills to get out of these sticky situations unscathed and with the ring still in his possession.

Despite the dangers he faced, Abbas never wavered in his determination to return the ring to Azzam. He knew how much it meant to Jaya and how much Azzam would appreciate the gesture. Eventually, Abbas made it safely back to Baghdad and presented the ring to Azzam, who was overjoyed to receive it.

Abbas gave the ring to Azzam, who was moved by Jaya's gesture. He knew that he had found someone special in Jaya, and he couldn't stop thinking about her. Azzam wore the ring every day as a reminder of Jaya's love and the promise he had made to her to return to India.

From that day on, Azzam treasured the golden ring as a symbol of his love for Jaya and their special connection. Abbas was proud to have played a small part in bringing happiness to his dear friend, even in the face of adversity and danger.