HUSN BANO

Hatimtai asked, "Who is Husn Bano? Tell me something about her."

Muneer said that an old man had told him about her. Husn Banoi was the only daughter of a rich merchant. When he fell fatally sick, he called the king, who was his friend, and requested him look after his daughter.

He gave all his wealth to the king. This wealth was to be given to Husn Bano when she grew up.

The king looked after up, the king gave her a small palace and all her wealth and she comfortably lived there.

Husn Bano's nurse, who had always been with her, was like a mother to her.

Once her nurse told her that now that she was old enough to marry, many bad people may desire to marry her in greed for her wealth.

So the nurse decided to put a condition for anyone who wanted to marry Husn Bano. A set of seven puzzles had to be solved by the one who wished to marry her. She wrote these seven puzzles had to be solved by the one who wished on the wall of the one who wished to marry her. She wrote these seven puzzles on the wall of the palace for everyone to know.

Munneer told Hayom, "Out of the seven puzzles the first four are to find out who said these words and why."

"The first is, 'Have seen it once but would like to see it again."

"The second is, 'Do good and cast it into the river."

"The third is, 'Evil begets evil,"

"The fifth is to get information about the mountain that echoes."

"The sixth is to get the pearl that is equal to the size of a duck's egg."

"The seventh is to gather information about the Hammam Baadgard."

Hated said, "These seven puzzles are not easy."

Muneer said, "I know. That is why no one has come to try out these seven puzzles. But what I do, Hatim? I love Husn Bano, and I want to marry her. But how can I solve these seven puzzles?"