A Mullah Nasruddin / Nasreddin Hoca story
Free haircut
Mullah Nasruddin
One day, Nasruddin entered a barbershop, followed by a young boy. Nasruddin told the barber that he was in a hurry and wanted to get his haircut first. The barber readily agreed and proceeded to give Nasruddin a fine haircut and beard trim. Nasruddin checked his hair, replaced his turban, told the barber he would be back soon, and left.
The boy hopped into the barber chair, and the barber cut the boy’s hair. After he was done, the boy got out of the chair and started to leave. The barber stopped him and said, “But where is your father? He said he’d be right back, and now he’s late.”
“Father?” said the boy. “That man’s not my father. He’s just some guy I met on the street outside who told me to come in with him for a free haircut!”
Excerpted from the forthcoming
Extraordinary Adventures of Mullah Nasruddin, by Ron J. Suresha
You know what they say about assumptions.
Since most stories depict the Mullah as bald, this story must have taken place before it all fell out. He was a rascal, even then.
Free haircut
A Mullah Nasruddin / Nasreddin Hoca story
Excerpted from the forthcoming
Extraordinary Adventures of Mullah Nasruddin, by Ron J. Suresha
You know what they say about assumptions.
Since most stories depict the Mullah as bald, this story must have taken place before it all fell out. He was a rascal, even then.