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Summary

The story of Sabit, a young man seeking water, who finds an apple and fears it might be stolen. His journey to find the owner leads him to a distant house where, to earn forgiveness, he must marry the owner's supposedly disabled daughter. To his surprise, she is not as described and is very beautiful. They marry, and from their union comes the great imam, Abu Hanifah. The video also promotes Kabi's interactive storytelling app featuring tales from Islamic history and fables from the Quran, available on Google Play and App Store.

Takeaways

• 🌟 Kabi is sharing an inspiring story about honesty.
• 📜 The story is about a young man named Sabit on a journey who is in need of water and food.
• 🍏 Sabit finds an apple on the ground and eats it but feels guilty for not knowing its owner.
• 🚶‍♂️ Sabit decides to find the apple's owner to ask for forgiveness.
• 🌊 Sabit follows a small river and discovers an apple orchard.
• 🏡 He meets a man who informs him that the owner of the orchard lives far away.
• 🚶‍♂️ Sabit continues his journey to find the orchard owner and finally reaches his house.
• 💍 The owner asks Sabit to marry his daughter as a condition for forgiveness.
• 🙇‍♂️ Despite being told the daughter has multiple disabilities, Sabit agrees to marry her.
• 🌟 Sabit's wife turns out to be a virtuous and beautiful woman, and their lineage includes a great Islamic scholar, Abu Hanifah.

Q & A

What is the main theme of the story in the video?

The main theme of the story is honesty and integrity, illustrated through the actions of a young man named Sabit who seeks permission for an apple he found and ate.

Why does Sabit feel guilty after eating the apple?

Sabit feels guilty because he believes it is wrong to eat something without knowing its rightful owner and without obtaining permission.

How does Sabit attempt to find the owner of the apple?

Sabit searches for the owner by following a small river near where he found the apple, hoping it will lead him to the apple's source.

What challenge does Sabit face in finding the apple's owner?

Sabit faces the challenge of traveling a long distance and dealing with various obstacles as he follows the river, which is sometimes fast-flowing and sometimes nearly dry.

Who does Sabit eventually meet during his search for the apple's owner?

Sabit eventually meets a man who informs him that the apple orchard and the apple do not belong to him, but to another person who lives far away.

What condition does the orchard owner impose on Sabit for forgiveness?

The orchard owner tells Sabit he will forgive him if Sabit marries his daughter, who he describes as being disabled (blind, deaf, mute, and paralyzed).

What is Sabit's reaction to the condition set by the orchard owner?

Sabit agrees to marry the daughter despite her described disabilities because he values obtaining forgiveness and staying true to his principles.

What surprising truth does Sabit discover about his new wife?

Sabit discovers that his wife is actually a beautiful and virtuous woman, not disabled as her father described. She explains that she is 'blind' to falsehood, 'deaf' to untruth, and 'mute' to improper speech, and she never goes to places forbidden by Allah.

What moral lesson does the story of Sabit and the apple convey?

The story conveys the importance of honesty, seeking forgiveness, and the rewards of maintaining integrity and faithfulness to one's principles.

Who is the significant descendant of Sabit mentioned in the story?

Sabit and his wife are the ancestors of Abu Hanifah, a renowned Islamic scholar and the founder of the Hanafi school of thought in Islamic jurisprudence.