Samir was a poor person living in a small village, and he owned a small piece of land. When his father died when he was small, therefore the plot remained fallow. Samir and his mother lived poorly. He worked hard and fed his mother from all kinds of food until he grew, and after that, his mother expelled him from the house, and Samir traveled to a different place to search for work, but he didn’t find anything. He was forced to steal without desire, and he felt regret in his heart.
On a day, Samir was sneaking in the forest, and he met a wise man in his path. When he saw him, the wise man asked him: Why are you sneaking, Samir? The wise man in the forest said to him: O wise man, I have been trying to find work, but I haven’t found it. You must be patient and not return. I have been walking in darkness, and I am tired. I am trying to eat, then I met a wise man who asked me what he wanted. I said I was hungry and looking for food, but I couldn’t find any work, and I am forced to steal without desire and feel regret in my heart.
So he said to him: And what did you do? He said: Today I attempted to rob the king’s palace, and I found the night was moonless and the place was completely dark. Samir advanced to steal and sneaked in the darkness, then a man appeared from behind the trees. Samir saw him coming and asked him from whom he was. He said to him: I am a night thief, and I eat in the darkness and destroy the place. I am searching for a helper to help me steal the forest. Indeed, I saw you passing and recognized your footprints. So Samir said: I knew, and when I heard these words, the sneaking thief became surprised that he was known.
So he said to him: What did you do? He said: Today I worked to rob the king’s palace, so I ask you about it. The sneaking thief looked at his words and said to him: I will agree with you, and I will go out to the palace to rob the place, but with one condition I will get half of what I get. Samir agreed without hesitation, and the two reached the palace gate. Samir entered the palace with all ease because the guard was sleeping. He entered the king’s room, attempted to open the chest, and found in it three bags of coins. He carried them to the door, then thought about the trick of the three bags of coins, then returned to the king’s room and placed a bag in the chest.
Then he came out, and the sneaking thief was watching in the outside. He showed him the bag and said to him: Was there only two bags? He said: No, the truth was there were three, and I took them all, but I thought how to count them fairly, so I placed a bag in the chest and gave him the bag. The sneaking thief thanked him and took the bag, then walked away.
In the next day, the king’s mother came to claim and said to him: The king has died. The king’s mother thought and said: I will take care of the bag. So I won’t know the owner, because the king’s mother was confident that the three bags of coins were with the king’s mother. So he ordered the men to take the bag to his house, and they opened it. They found the bag and the wise man walked with it. The king’s mother said to him: You have indeed robbed the palace of the three bags of coins, and the king was confident that the three bags of coins were with the king’s mother, so he ordered the men to take the bag to his house, and they opened it, and the wise man walked with it. The king’s mother was sad, and walked with the king’s mother, and the king’s mother was feeling miserable.
And the king ordered the wise man to hunt the wise man, and brought the wise man and his mother to the king, but he was surprised when he saw the king’s face, because the sneaking thief who took half of the coins was the king. The king smiled and said to Samir: I will give the king’s mother from today, Samir. He said to him: But I knew, and he said: I know that, for you were stealing to earn the living, but you have stumbled, and now you are not forced to steal for the living, and Samir became the king’s mother…