HAMMAM BAADGARD 1

On a nearby wall, it was written: No one goes from here alive because of a magic spell. This magic city was made by a magician who found a very big diamond here. He made this parrot eat the diamond. Anyone who kills the parrot will get the diamond. The magic spell will be broken, and the man can go home safely. Ther3e are three arrows kept here. If even one hits the parrot, the man will get the diamond, or else he will be turned into a stone statue.

Hatim picked up the bow and the three arrows. He tried but failed to hit the parrot with the first two arrows.

Then he took the name of God and shot the third arrow. The third arrow hit the parrot. The diamond came out of the parrot's mouth and it died.

As soon as the parrot died, the spell of the magic house broke and everything changed.

The garden disappeared. The stone statues changed into living men, who came and thanked Hatim for freeing them from the evil magic spell.

When Hatim came outside, the gatekeeper was very happy to see him.

Hatim gave the diamond to his king friend, but the king gave it back to him saying that he should give it to Husn Bano as a proof that he had gone inside the Hammam Badgered.

Hatim took leave of the king and went to the city of Huns' Bank.

He told her the secret of Hammam Baadgard and presented her the big diamond.

Then Hatim said, "All the seven puzzles have been solved. Now you must do what I say."

"Yes, tell me what you want me to do?" asked Husn Beano.

"I want you to marry Muneer Shah. He is the Prince of Sham," said Hatim.

Husn Bano happily agreed to her marriage with Muneer Shah.

Husn Bano and Muneer Shah were married, and everyone celebrated their wedding day with great happiness.

When it was time to go with Muneer, Husn Bano cried as she bade goodbye to her nurse.

Muneer Shah and Husn Bano took Hatim with them to their kingdom. They requested him to stay with them for some time. Hatim agreed and went with them.

Hatim was glad to see that muneer and Husn were happy together.