once upon a time there was a fisherman who ventured out every day casting his net for times before returning home with whatever Fortune had provided to feed his family one day as he cast his net it caught something heavy and wouldn't budge he removed his clothes set them aside and dove in to see what had ens snared his net to his dismay he found a donkey Tangled in it deeply saddened he invoked the name of God cleaned his net and cast it once more again the net became heavy he and rest and Doven to handle
the situation only to find a pot full of mud his heart sank but he cleaned the net and cast it a third time this time it caught heavy objects that were of no use to him frustrated the fisherman raised his hands in prayer asking God for sustenance he cast his net one last time and again it grew heavy he removed his clothes and dragged the net ashore to inspect its contents to his surprise he found a brass jar sealed with lead and bearing the Seal of Solomon he thought of selling it as it could fetch
10 gold Dinars curiosity peaked he used his knife to open the Jar's lid smoke billowed out filling the space between the Earth and the sky it coalesced into the form of a Jane whose legs were like ship masts mouth like a cavern nose like a pitcher and eyes like lanterns the Janine cried out in Terror B begging for mercy from the prophet Solomon the fisherman cmed him saying Almighty one do you ask about Solomon the prophet of God Solomon died 1,800 years ago we are now in the latter days what is your story and why
were you imprisoned in this jar the Jane named sacker explained that he was a rebellious Jane who defied Solomon as punishment Solomon imprisoned him in the jar and had him cast to the Bottom of the Sea the Jan then offered the fisherman a wish but stipulated that he must choose his own manner of death startled the fisherman asked what he had done to deserve death the jinny replied listen to my story fisherman I am one of the rebellious Jin I defied Solomon son of David Solomon's vazer oif captured me and brought me before Solomon Solomon
offered me a chance to submit but I refused he imprisoned me in this jar sealed it with lead and imprinted it with the greatest name the Jin carried me to the sea depths where I remained for a hundred years I vowed that whoever freed me would receive Eternal wealth but no one came another hundred years passed and I promised to open the Earth's Treasures for my rescuer but again no one came for hundred years later I vowed to Grant three wishes to anyone who freed me yet still no one came enraged I swore that whoever
freed me next would die and now you have freed me so choose how you wish to Die the fishermen hearing this said I freed you only for you to promise my death spare me and God will spare you do not kill me or God will destroy you the Janine insisted on killing him telling him to choose his death the fisherman pleaded for Mercy but the jinny remained steadfast the fisherman then invoked the greatest name inscribed on Solomon's seal and asked the jinny to demonstrate how he had fit into the small jar the Jane turned into
smoke and re-entered the jar the fisherman quickly sealed it and called out to the Jane saying now it is your turn to choose your death for I will cast you back into the sea and build a house here to warn all who come that a Jan resides here panicking the jinny begged to be released promising not to harm the fisherman the fisherman said are you lying and want something to happen to us as happened to the Vier of king unan and the sage Dubin the J answered in amazement what happened to them the fishermen said
no o Jan that there was once in ancient times and bygone ages in the city of the Persians and the land of the Romans a king named King Yan he was wealthy with an army might and allies from All Nations however his body was afflicted with Leprosy and no physician or wise man could cure him he had tried various medications and ointments to no avail in the city of kenun naan there arrived an old sage named Sage dubben he was well-versed in Greek Persian Roman Arabic and cak books as well as in medicine astronomy and
the principles of their wisdom he knew the properties of plants herbs and Roots both harmful and beneficial and had mastered the knowledge of philosophers and all medical Sciences when the sage arrived in the city and stayed for a few days he heard about the king's condition and the leprosy that God had Afflicted him with which had baffled all the Physicians and learned men when the sage learned of this he became preoccupied with it the next morning he dawned his finest clothes and went to see King Yan he greeted the king and spoke in a courteous
manner introducing himself he said oh King I have heard of what has befallen you and how many Physicians have failed to find a cure for your condition I will cure you oh king without giving you any medicine to drink or oint to apply
