CHAPTER III ALLAH KNOWS EVERYTHING Mr. 'Abdullah had three sons, the oldest was 'All, the second was Ahmad and the youngest was Hasan. He loved his sons very much and he wanted them to be good Moslems when they grew up. As a father, Mr. Abdullah was a good Moslem so that his sons could regard him as their model. One day Mr. 'Abdullah tested his sons to know their belief in God. He gave his sons some cake and asked them to eat it in a place where no one could see them. 'All took the cake and he went to his room. He shut the door and ate the cake. He thought that no one could see him. Ahmad went to a cave near his house. It was dark in the cave. He was sure that nobody was there who could see him. ate the cake in the darkness of the cave. Hasan thought and thought about finding a place where nobody could see him. He thought that there was no such place. He remembered that Allah could always see him. So he did not eat the cake. 'Ali and Ahmad came back to their father and told him about what they did. Hasan came back and returned the cake to his father and said that there was no place which was secret from Allah. Mr. 'Abdullah was very pleased with Hasan and told his two sons to learn a lesson from their brother. Hasan. He said that Allah knew everything, saw everything and was with them all the time. So, it was said, they should not do anything bad even in secret. B. Exercise Answer the following questions 1. How many sons did Mr. Abdullah have? 2. What did Mr. Abdullah want when his children grew up? 3. What did Mr. Abdullah expect from his children? 4. What did Mr. Abdullah do to know his sons belief in God? 5. What did Mr. Abdullah give to the children and what did he want them to do? 6. Where did Ali go? 7. What did he do? Why? 8. Where did Ahmad go? Why? 9. Did Hasan do the same thing? Why? 10. What lesson did Mr. Abdullah give to their children?​