Abu Nawas is very famous for its ingenuity in solving complicated problems. Likewise with this one story, Abu Nawas overwritten the problem, slandered and accused of stealing.
Will Abu Nawas be able to finish this case? Here's the story.
One day, Fulan came to the palace of King Harun Ar Rashid. He is secretly harboring a grudge against Abu Nawas. After meeting the king, he also told about the purpose of his arrival.
"Your honor, I want to report the misdeeds of one of your beliefs," said Fulan.
"Who is he and what has he done?" Asked the king.
"He is your beloved, Abu Nawas, who has committed a heinous act of stealing my gold necklace," replied Fulan.
The King was shocked, and asked the Fulan to tell the chronological.
"This is noble, it seems as Abu Nawas has long been eyeing my gold necklace, initially he wanted to buy the necklace, but I do not want to sell it," said Fulan.
Hearing the incitement of the person, Abu Nawas was immediately summoned to the palace. Arriving at the palace, the king ordered the soldiers untu imprison Abu Nawas.
"Wait a moment Your Majesty, what is this so up to so angry with me," defended Abu Nawas while confused.
Hearing the words of Abu Nawas, the king immediately angry,
"How dare you ask like that, have not you stolen Fulan's necklace?" snapped the king, pointing at Fulan who was not far from the king.
"No lord, why should I steal the necklace?" Argued Abu Nawas.
Abu Nawas began to realize that he had been slandered.
"The proof is, this guy has your scarf, and I've seen you wear it," said the king.
Abu Nawas is indeed the owner of the scarf, but it has been two days long the scarf was lost stolen by someone.
He's been trying to explain a few times to a long time, but I think it's a waste of effort.
