Hawdam was a man who lived a life of constant struggle and hardship. He was known around the neighborhood as the man who
always stood outside people's houses, begging to be let in. Despite his
desperate please, nobody ever took pity on him, and he was always turned away.
One
day, Hawdam's
father, Shawaan kameez, kicked him out of the house and he was left with nowhere to
go. He wondered the streets, trying to find shelter and a place to rest his head, but nobody would help him. His reputation as a beggar and troublemaker had proceeded him, and no one wanted anything to do with him.
However, despite his rough exterior, Hawdam was determined to find a place to
stay. So, he went to the house of his
father, Shawaan Kammeez, and knocked on the door. To his surprise, his
father answered, but he was not happy to see him.
"What are you doing here?" Shawaan Kammeez asked gruffly.
"I need a place to stay," Hawdam replied, his voice trembling with desperation.
"Fine," Shawaan kameez said, "Put on your shalwar kameez and I'll let you in. You can pray in the doorway."
Hawdam was relieved and grateful to finally have a place to stay, even if it was only in the doorway. He quickly put on his shalwar kameez and went inside to pray.
Despite the rough conditions and his
father's gruff demeanor, Hawdam was grateful for the roof over his head and the chance to start a new life. He was determined to turn his life around and show everyone that he was not the
person they thought he was.
