Joha's Journey
    By Rodaina Elbanna
    Created on 11 May, 2024
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    One day, Joha and his son were walking towards the market, with Joha riding the donkey and his son holding the reins.
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    Passing by a group of people, they criticized Joha for riding while his son walked. Feeling bad, Joha got off and put his son on the donkey.
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    The women were shocked to see the old man walking while his son rode the donkey. To appease them, Joha decided to share the donkey's back with his son.
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    As they continued their journey, the sun was shining brightly and the donkey's pace slowed due to the weight it carried.
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    People pointed and disapproved, criticizing them for overloading the small donkey. In response, Joha and his son decided to walk, leading the donkey by its reins.
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    Upon reaching the marketplace, they were met with laughter and ridicule. 'What a fool!' people exclaimed, 'Why walk when you have a donkey?'
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    Despite the criticism, Joha remained calm. He knew it was impossible to please everyone.
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    He turned to his son and said, 'This is a lesson for you. No matter what we do, someone will always have something to say.'
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    'We cannot let the opinions of others dictate our actions. We must decide for ourselves how best to live our lives.'
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    His son nodded, understanding the wisdom in his father's words. They continued their journey, unaffected by the opinions of others.
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    Joha and his son spent the day at the market, engaging in trade and enjoying each other's company, undeterred by the opinions of others.
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    At the end of the day, they went back home, their hearts filled with joy and their minds enlightened by the day's lesson.
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