Carrying a stick in the Punjabi tribe of Sial is considered one of the ancient traditions that the youth of the tribe boast of when they enter adulthood. However, the sons of “Sial” cling to their tribal heritage, which is derived from the story of “Moses’ Stick.” Haj Jad al-Haqq Azim al-Rahman has a greater attachment to his stick, which he has owned for 35 years, and his stick is made of ordinary wood; As he bet on her that she would be a witness to the “pilgrimage” that he would perform after a long wait and after continuous attempts .. Jad al-Haq’s origins go back to the Punjab, which lies between India and Pakistan, and it is a tribe of nomadic farmers and herders, and he says that his stick caused him some trouble at airports and checkpoints Inspection, but those in charge of airports understood his need and allowed him to cross with his stick.
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