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About this Novel

Once upon a time, in a distant and cruel era marked by disbelief and immorality, there existed a great empire ruled by a renowned king named Hasanul Mauzur. King Hasanul Mauzur was a fearsome warrior, unmatched in bravery, who never knew defeat, no matter how formidable his opponents were. He possessed extraordinary strength and an insatiable desire for wealth. The kingdom under King Hasanul Mauzur's rule was called Birnin Sharas, and within it were seven major cities. The king's palace in Sharas was the epitome of grandeur and glory. However, a peculiar custom prevailed among the citizens. They worshipped small idols resembling cats, nicknamed "rush," with six of these idols buried within a poor house. Only the king's trusted soothsayer, Surab ibin Kaizar, had the privilege to enter the room and meet the idol Hurzaas. It was believed that anyone meeting this idol could ask for any worldly need, except for the ability to marry Princess Shulaira, King Hasanul Mauzur's beautiful daughter. Princess Shulaira was known for her exceptional beauty, but she did not inherit her father's character. Instead, she displayed compassion, philanthropy, and a helpful nature.