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pass.' He threw the stone and killed him, the people could pass. He told this to the monk. The monk said: 'My son, now you are better than me and your business has reached as I have seen, you will be tested, if you got a test don't show me.' The young man could cure the blind and various diseases. One of the king's friends who was blind and he heard it, he came to the young man with a lot of gifts, he said: 'Heal me and you will get what I collect here.' The young man said: 'I don't heal anyone, the only one who heals is Allah, if you have faith in Him, I will pray to Him to heal you.' The king's friend also believed and the young man prayed to Allah and he was healed. The king's friend then came to the king and sat beside him. The king said: 'O so and so, who healed your eyes?' The man replied: 'My Lord.' The king said: 'You have a Rabb besides me?' The man said: 'My Rabb and your Rabb is Allah.' The king caught him and tortured him until he showed the young man and the young man was brought in, the king said: 'O my son, your magic that can heal the blind, hairpiece and you do this and that.' The young man said: 'It is not I who heals, only Allah heals.' The king caught him and continued to torture him he showed the monk. The king came to the monk, the monk was brought and said to him: 'Leave your religion.' The monk refused so the king asked for a - Peace and blessing be upon him - and then placed it right in the middle of his head so that one side was lying on the ground. After that the king's friend was brought and said to him: 'Leave your religion.' The monk didn't want to and the king asked for a - Peace and blessing be upon him - and put it right in the middle of his head so that one side was lying on the ground. After that the young man was brought in and said to him: 'Leave your religion.' The young man did not want. Then the king handed him over to a group of his soldiers, the king said: 'Take him to this and this mountain, take him up, if he wants to leave his religion (leave him) and if he does not want to, throw him from the top of the mountain.' They took him to the top of the mountain and the young man prayed: 'O Allah, suffice me from them as you wish.' It turned out that the mountain shook them and they all fell. The young man returned home until he arrived before the king. The king asked: 'How are your friends doing?' The young man replied: 'God is sufficient for me from them.' Then the king handed him