Brahmins, Demons and Thieves English stories + Urdu Stories (Moral Stories, Funny Stories, Famous Stories, Magical Stories, Prince/ Princess Stories, Fairytale Stories)
Inside was a poor Brahmin living in a small megacity. He was so poor that he noway wore good clothes, did not use cosmetics, nor did you indulge in the luxury of (water) food. ۔ He was extremely fast and wasted because he would no cover from the deep snap, sun, or rain. A rich man gave him a thigh.
With great care and love, he fed them well with buttermilk and field. Two legs and a healthy beast A stealer snared sight of them and chose to steal them ever. As he was leaving for the Brahmin's house, he saw in Rahul a intimidating figure with loose long and pointed teeth, an arched nose and blood red. His slender body had swollen modes and his hair and beard looked like two incendiaries.
Although he was scarified, the stealer asked him,"Sir, who are you?"
"I'm crossing to be sati, a monster. Me? Who are you?"
Do my name I am going to graze the thigh of Brahman.
The monster believed the stealer's words and told him that he only ate one mess in the evening and that he would kill the Brahmin for his food.
They both went to Brahman's house that night and awaited for Brahman. When he came convinced that the Brahmin was asleep, the monster set out to kill the poor Brahmin. He was stopped saying that killing a Brahmin is an injustice before (the stealer) takes down both the legs.
The monster said,"If the sound of disobeying legs disturbs the sleep of the Brahmin, also all our sweats will be in vain."
The stealer replied," Suppose no bone can break you from killing him. Stay for him until I finish my work."
The stealer and the monster are thunderstruck at which work ends first. The Brahmins awoke up to their commotion and interrogated who they were and what they had told.
The stealer told him,"This monster wants to kill you."
The monster said and said, O Brahmin, this stealer wants to steal your thigh.
The Brahmin also defied his deity with great trouble and the power of prayer to stop the monster. The Brahmin also took a stick and chased down the stealer.
Prayer is weapon
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