Murmured in confusion,
No,no, your Excellency,I can't do it,,,, because,I don't know if he will die or not.
Shut up, you idiot!the kadi shouted at him.the man felt silent, ashamed.
The kadi continued, did this man know that he was going to land on your brother?you are a complete fool!
If you don't carried out your own revenge,then it's your fault _and you will be fined.
Give him sixty dollars, otherwise go to prison and rot there!
You have already caused him enough suffering.
The man,s face turned pale, slowly and unwillingly,his hand reached in to his shirt pocket,he pulled out sixty dollars and handed at to me.
So I took the money from his hand,,and the court session ended.then we all stood up and went our own home separately.
As I walked on the road,I kept thinking about everything I had been through _about the trouble I faced and how,God save me from a truly dangerous death.
I realized, how foolish I had been to blame God,,,
The same God,whome I accused of giving me nothing _he was the one who saved me from that terrible situation.
Now I made a promised to myself;
Never again will I blame God.
Fie,fie,on me for ever doubting him.
Whenever I remember that painful day and how God, rescued me.
My eyes fill with tears,,,,,