In a time long ago, Prophet Musa, filled with curiosity, asked Allah if there was anyone more knowledgeable than him. Allah revealed that there was indeed a righteous servant named Al-Khidr, who possessed special knowledge. Excited to learn, Musa set out on a journey with his loyal companion, Yusha. The sign that would guide them was the loss of their fish, and off they went, hearts full of faith. When they finally met Al-Khidr, Musa witnessed an astonishing sight: Al-Khidr was damaging a ship! Confusion washed over him as he wondered why someone would harm innocent sailors. Al-Khidr reminded him of their agreement—not to question until he explained. Their journey continued, leading them to a young boy whom Al-Khidr unexpectedly killed. Musa was taken aback, questioning how this could be just. Yet, Al-Khidr urged him to hold on to his patience and understanding. Finally, they arrived in a village that turned them away. There, Al-Khidr repaired a falling wall, leaving Musa puzzled once again. After their adventures, Al-Khidr explained his actions. Everything he did was driven by a wisdom only God understood. In the end, Al-Khidr revealed that God's plans are often beyond our comprehension. What may seem harmful at first can lead to a greater good.