A Magistrate, Man, Teacher, Student, & A Bald Friend

Magistrate: Now that it cannot be proven that you did any crime, you may leave the prison in honour. 

Accused man: Sir! Am I allowed to commit a small crime for the two weeks I was kept in prison?


Teacher: When were you born?

Student: In 1982 B.U.

Teacher: and what does B.U. mean?

Student: It means Before Umar, who is my younger brother.


Friend to bald friend: Do you have any difficulty with your baldness?

Bald friend: The only difficulty I have is that when I start to wash my face, I don't know where to stop.

Explore the moral lessons from the magistrate and student story in light of essential Islamic Facts.

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