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Hi friends, Today, I am excited to introduce you to Sadat Khan, a peace and nature-loving Pashtun from a village near Peshawar, Pakistan. Known for his generosity, Sadat Khan is a kindhearted and hospitable individual celebrated throughout his village. Throughout his life, Sadat Khan has developed a deep love for all living things that come his way. His hobbies include caring for birds, dogs, horses, pigeons, peacocks, snakes, and hens, as well as tending to plants. He finds peace and serenity in nature. Sadat Khan shares, "I am thankful to God, who blessed me with the love of His creatures. Every person has something special in life to love, and God put the love of nature in my heart. I start my day with horse riding and then spend the whole day with my beloved pets." To ensure his pets receive the best care, Sadat Khan has hired many employees and supervises them diligently to avoid any negligence. His hospitality extends to his guests as well, as he delights in serving them personally. "I wait anxiously for guests to come to my place. I feel happy when someone visits, and I can share food with them," he says. When asked about betting on animal fights and competitions, Sadat Khan firmly opposes it. "I don't like bets on animals. I love horse riding the most but never bet. My father once advised me that betting is a criminal act and that he would never forgive me if I did it. Betting is gambling, and Islam prohibits it—it's haram. I've never gambled in my life, and I am fulfilling my promise to my father. I am also against those who earn money through bets involving innocent animals. Such activities cause suffering and enmity among people." Sadat Khan advises animal lovers to refrain from betting on horse races and cockfights, emphasizing that money earned through such activities is haram in Islam. In addition to his pets, Sadat Khan has constructed a beautiful bungalow surrounded by flowers and plants. He also created a lake around his bungalow, which serves