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Abdullah is sentenced to death for Hossein's murder but manages to escape. He travels through many cities and eventually finds a clue about Hossein in Abadan. He discovers that Hossein is alive and living in secret. Abdullah informs the police about what happened, thus saving himself from the death penalty.
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Abdullah is sentenced to death for Hossein's murder but manages to escape. He travels through many cities and eventually finds a clue about Hossein in Abadan. He discovers that Hossein is alive and living in secret. Abdullah informs the police about what happened, thus saving himself from the death penalty.
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