O nce upon a time there was a poor fisherman that he had a wife and three children. He had to work hard every day to earn money. Life was hard for him and his family. One day strange thing happened to him. He cast his net into the water and waited for a long time as Usual. Then He decided to pool the net out of the Water. The net was a very heavy. "I sure I've caught a big fish" The fishermen said to himself. He pooled the net as hard as He could and carried it toward the shore. Then he looked into the net. To his surprise there was a dead donkey in it. "What bad luck!" Cried the Fisherman. "But I won't give up trying."
He cast his net into the water for a second time and began to wait. After a while he pulled the Net. This time it was heavy again., hoping that he had caught a big fish he pulled the net out of the water as fast as he could. This time again to his disappointment he found a large old pitcher filled with mud and sand
The Fisher man got angry this time. He threw away the pitcher and sat on the shore. After taking the rest he threw the net into the water for a third time." I 'm sure the Almighty will help me catch a big fish this time" the Fisher man thought aloud. He waited patiently for some time . When he felt that the net was heavy he began to pull it out With all his force . While he was a pulling out the net he looked of at the sky and cried" I 'm sure Allah It will Not fail Me this time " This time He found a large black bottle in his net . The mouth of the bottle was covered with a cap on which the name of Solomon The Prophit Had been written. The Fisher man felt happy ." There must be some valuable coins inside the bottle." He thought to himself. He removed the cap quickly and then shut the Bothell. There was nothing inside it. He was going to throw away the bottle when suddenly a great cloud of smoke escaped out of it. The smoke rose so high that it almost reach the sky. Gradually A huge genie Walked out of it. The genie was so huge that his feet were on the seashore But his head was touching the sky.