About a thousand years ago, in the continent of Sudan, there existed a city called Yemen. This city was under the righteous rule of King Ayyub, a devout follower of Islam. The entire population of Yemen adhered to the same religion.
King Ayyub was known for his wisdom and fairness, especially when it came to his four wives. Each of his wives belonged to noble families, including Taufidatu, who caught the eye of a poor fisherman named Imran.
Imran's life revolved around fishing, a profession he inherited from his father. Despite his humble background, Imran fell in love with the exceptionally beautiful Taufidatu and decided to compete for her hand in marriage.
In Yemen, the tradition was for suitors to participate in a competition showcasing their bravery. They would compete in a field surrounded by a red cloth. Whoever remained standing alone in the field would win the woman's hand.
During the competition, Imran faced mockery due to his lack of reputation for bravery. However, when the contest began, he surprised everyone by defeating many competitors. Imran's strength and determination set him apart from the rest.
Eventually, only Narkul, a towering giant from another country, remained as Imran's competitor. The entire city watched in anticipation as the clash between Imran and Narkul unfolded.
With a display of cunning, Imran managed to outmaneuver Narkul and secure victory, winning Taufidatu as his bride. Their love blossomed, and two years later, they were blessed with a beautiful daughter. Their happiness and devotion to each other never waned, making them an inspiring example of love and commitment in Yemen.
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