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Sajiden bejibili,

I'll be there. Jaini. Yukbal sovah diole sovili.

Salma al-Farsi.

Salma al-Farsi.

What was his story? Salma-L- Alfarsi. Salma and Alfarsi, what was his story?

Salma and Farce was the son of the firekeeper.

So his father taught him how to keep the fire going and whatnot.

So he would go and take care of the fire and come back home.

That's his job. That's the they are priests of the fire.

They're priests of the restaurant or the Madduce as we call them. So Saman al-Farsi

would go to the the fire and keep on lighting it up. He said, and he's

narrating the story himself, he said on the way there, on the road there,

there was a monk who had his small monastery. You know the monks had a little cave,

they have a monastery, and he would be worshipping, singing his hymns, praying all day and all night.

And it intrigued me that this person has a different religion.

And I passed by every day and I'd listen to his hymns.

I'd listen to his chantings. So and it was mesmerizing and it

attracted me so one day I had the guts to basically go and ask him, can you tell me

about your religion and so the monk began to preach

Christianity to Salma and slowly but surely Salma and

slowly Salma and what the monk has is a version of

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