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It will bring you nothing butВ misery,вЂќ he foresaw.Д«ut it was no use. вЂњSaif, you do realize what you are saying? A fairy!В She is a bird, a creature cast of fire, naari.В So how can a human being, an earthbound mortal like you, ever hope to possess her?вЂќ He shook his head vehemently.В вЂњIt is impossible. The kingвЂ™s face furrowed into a frown as he considered his sonвЂ™s words. вЂњNo princess, father,вЂќ Saif replied grimly then, with a sudden burst of elation: вЂњShe is a QueenвЂ¦A Queen among fairies!вЂќ вЂњWhat happy news, son! This calls for a wedding! Who is the favored princess?вЂќ вЂњWhy so crestfallen, son?вЂќ asked the king, his father, at breakfast. The next morning, Saif was visibly troubled. Badr-ul-JamalвЂ¦he had never seen anything more beautiful.

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In the lake seven fairies were bathing вЂ“ ethereal creatures, slim as gazelles, with creamy skins,В wide, golden eyes, and hair like rippling ebony вЂ“ butВ the seventh among themВ eclipsed them all in beauty.В Her face was as radiant as the full moon, badr,В but it was when she laughed, skipping on the water without a care in the world вЂ“ it was when she laughed thatВ SaifВ was seizedВ by a joy and aВ sadness so intense, so inexpressible, that he awoke from his sleep with tears in his eyes. He dreamt of a lake, a lake he had never seen before,В surrounded byВ mountains that seemed to touch the sky and water that shimmeredВ emerald-greenВ in theВ moonlight. BornВ to riches, Prince Saif had never wanted for anything in his life there was not a stone, river,В manВ orВ womanВ in the kingdom thatВ he could not claim.ДЄ dream that robbed him of his peace of mind and changed the course of his life. He was brave, a skilled hunter, rider and swordsman, true to his Arabic name вЂ“ вЂњSword of the KingsвЂќ.

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They say that Saif was the handsomest man to walk the earth since Joseph himself вЂ“ tall and lean, with skin the color ofВ gleaming copper,В aВ clear, noble brow, deep-setВ darkВ eyes andВ black hair that fell in waves to his shoulders. Once upon a time,В there lived inВ Egypt a prince called Saif-ul-Malook. вЂњI have not seen the Fairy Badr-ul-Jamal, but I have witnessed the gloryВ of God.вЂќ вЂњMany a night I have seen lights, floating lights, a thousand floating lights, here on the slope where we sit,В and watched them disappearВ under the rocks. вЂњEvery chowdveen, the 14thВ night of the lunar month,В the Lake is like a mirror, cradling theВ mountains,В the sky, the innumerableВ twinkling stars, the glowing orb of the moon вЂ“ so still, so clear, you can scarcely tellВ between reality andВ reflection.В It is a sight to behold. вЂњI have not seen the Fairy, but I have seen the gloryВ of God. The storyteller вЂњNow listen to me,вЂќ he said,В and he began. ManyВ different versions exist, but below isВ a reproduction of what the storytellers toldВ us,В as faithful to their words andВ mood asВ possible, with some writerвЂ™s liberties. It is the story of a prince and a fairy, Saif-ul-Malook and Badr-ul-Jamal вЂ“В a story of love,В adventure, faith, magic, suffering andВ betrayal вЂ“ a story of the multitude of humanВ passions. I have been there twice, the first time as a 12-year old and then in 2009, when I determined to capture some ofВ its magic on camera andВ on paper, in the words of twoВ local storytellers whoВ relate the legend of the Lake to visitors. Lake Saif-ul-Malook, situated atВ a height 10, 600 ftВ at the northern tip ofВ the Kaghan Valley in PakistanвЂ™s Himalayas,В is one of theВ most beautiful places on earth.

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