The Dhaka Times Desk A new information about the love story of the famous Layli-Majnoor has recently emerged. Timeless Love Story There are countless versions of this extraordinary love story of Layli-Majnu.
The basic story is almost the same everywhere. The difference is only in some elements of the story. In all versions of the story, there is a difference between the hero and the heroine. In most stories, the hero is a prince and the heroine is the daughter of a Bedouin chieftain.
However, it is worth noting that, even though Majnu has been discussed throughout the world by his name 'Majnu', many historians think that 'Majnu' is not his real name. Qays (or Qays) bin Omar was a famous poet of ancient Arabia. He was born from the shadow of the love story of his life. Because he was madly in love with Layli, his other name is Majnu (Majnu or Majnun also means – mad with love.) It is even known that in several reliable versions, the name of the hero has been kept as 'Koys'.
Briefly, the story of Layli-Majnoor is as follows: Amr-bin-Abdullah, the deposed Sultan of Al-Bahram, took refuge in an inn with his son Qays.
It was at that time that Qays had a romantic relationship with Sardar Al Mahdi's daughter Layli. All of Coyce's poems were composed of his favorite lullaby. Whenever he got a chance, he would not forget to recite poetry to his beloved. Layli, on the other hand, had an extreme love of animals. Laila's favorite pet dog was named 'Ojja'. Laila also had a pet deer named Jindan. However, the thorn in the path of love between Coys and Layli is Buridan's badass king Naufel.
At that time Zindan died after being shot by the hunter Naufel. In grief, Muhyaman Layli curses the inconsiderate king Naufel. This is how Naufel first saw Laila and at one point became desperate to have the extraordinarily beautiful Laila. When Shahzada Qais and Layli's wedding arrangements are almost completed, when the marriage ceremony is sitting in the Durbar room, Layli's favorite dog Ojja rushes out of nowhere. Baikul chooses for Beloved Layli and kisses Ojja's face saying, 'You have kissed Layli's feet on this face'. At that time, all around as if shit is falling. Everyone said that at the end of the wedding, he kissed the dog's face!
Everyone keeps saying this is a crazy person! In this incident, the king himself sat down. That is why the marriage broke up. Then forced to return from the marriage ceremony, Qoys was humiliated. Seeing no other way, the merchant Al Mahdi agreed to marry Layli with Kuchkri Naufel. In this situation, the broken hearted person becomes aimless in the desert. On the day of the full bed, Layla's curse backfired unbelievably. Naufel died of poisoning from the sherbet he drank with his own hands. Then Layli ran away into the dark night with the dog Ojja.
Lyari started running after the mirage thinking that it was the call of his beloved Kois. At night, the desert wind turns into a desert storm. The next day, a passing caravan discovered the bodies of Layli, Koise and the dog Ojja under a pile of sand.
The history of this love story might have been different if Laila had not kissed the dog at the wedding that day. Such information has emerged after so many years. Which is currently adorning various online. The story of Layli-Majnu has come up again in this generation.
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