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Tamerlane's price - II
One day, Tamerlane and Hodja together take a trip
To a hamam where they start washing as soon as they strip.
While bathing, out of the clear blue, demands His Highness:
- If I were a serf for sale, how much would you bid?
Of course, Hodja knows no cowardice nor shyness:
First he pretends to ponder, then, with customary slyness:
- If you ask me he says, I would bid a hundred quid.
Tamerlane is : You must be insane!
- Out towel here alone is worth at least a hundred.
Hodja shakes with guffaws that he cannot restrain;
Then he bows and blandly says to Tamerlane:
- In fact, it was the towel for which I made my bid.
Written by Orhan Veli Kanik, translated by Talat Sait Halman (1982
:: Nasreddin Hodja ::
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Mouhammad Baha'ouddin Shah Naqshband
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Ce maître dont la confrérie porte le nom (aujourd'hui l'une des plus répandue dans le monde musulman) fut éduqué d'une façon collégiale par une assemblée de maîtres vivants et par les "Ruhani", les esprits, de plusieurs autres déjà morts.
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