Allah Deeno and Sachal

Once upon a time, in a small village in Punjab, there were two best friends named Sachal and Allah Deeno. They were inseparable and extremely loyal to each other.

Near their village, there was a river, and one day, it overflowed, flooding the entire village. Everyone quickly evacuated, but for some reason, Sachal could not leave. Allah Deeno refused to go without his friend. He insisted that he would return to save Sachal, no matter what. His parents tried to stop him, but nothing could stop the bond of friendship.

Allah Deeno ran back to find Sachal in his house, which was now flooded. He tied a cloth around Sachal's body and carried him on his back, determined to swim to safety.

As they swam through the flood, a dangerous snake bit Allah Deeno, and his condition worsened. He was just a child, weak and barely able to carry Sachal, who was almost unconscious. Despite the pain, Allah Deeno kept going.

When they finally reached the other villagers, both were in terrible condition. The village doctors helped them immediately. They treated Sachal and removed the poison from Allah Deeno's body. After a few days, both friends recovered.

Moral of the story: True friendship means always being there for each other, no matter the difficulty or danger.

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Source: Recorded as a part of Clicks and Culture, our collaboration with Beaconhouse School System.