Zeyn

The story of Zeyn Alasnam (No. 191) is derived from the same source as that of the Fourth Durwesh, in the well-known Hindustani reading-book, the Bagh o Bahar.

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Others trace the origin of this sect higher, to Zeyd ibn Aly Zeyn el Aabedyn ibn el Hosseyn ibn Aly ibn Aby Taleb, who was killed at Koufa in A.H. 121, by the party of the Khalif Hesham.

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But Zeyn al-Din would do anything really that Yusuf the Physician wanted.

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Zeyn and that was the praise that he considered highest.

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"Who dances with the sand is not stifled," said Zeyn.

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"Oh yes, you would be a good watcher," thought Zeyn.

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Zeyn himself was liberal and did not so much mind, but he had had experience with troubles created along the way and in the column itself.

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It was Yusuf who had recommended the Christian to Zeyn, who did not like infidel sojourners with caravans.

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Zeyn, interpreting fealty to Yusuf to mean care in some measure for this infidel's well-being, began at once with a few minutes 'riding each day beside him.

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"I have heard of it, though I have not been there," answered Zeyn.

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