In the dream, he was shown a small tree that sprouted, meaning it broke through the ground and appeared. Slowly, the tree began to grow until it became very sturdy. The tree originally came from his royal house, but then it disappeared. After a long while, it reappeared in the palace of King Jarwal and started beheading his soldiers. It killed all of them and then tied him up with its vines. Because of the tightness of the binding, he fainted. When he regained consciousness, he found himself in the middle of the palace courtyard, with all the townspeople gathered around watching him.

The tree spoke and said, "Oh people of Isnal, do you want this oppressive king of yours, or do you not want him?"

All the people responded, "We don't want him because we are tired of his oppression."

The tree said, "Here he is, do with him as you please."

Upon hearing this, the people picked up stones and started pelting him. Within a short time, they had completely covered his body with stones, and blood was pouring out.

When King Jarwal reached this point in his dream, he screamed in a terrifying manner. At this moment, he was lying with one of his wives named Kursu. In fear, Kursu woke up and hugged him, asking what happened. The other guards in the house rushed to the room. 

Quickly, King Jarwal got up and put on his clothes. He looked at his guards and his wife Kursu, but remained silent and didn't say anything. All of them bowed their heads in respect.

Kursu said, "Oh King of kings, what happened to you? I swear by the greatness of your kingdom, I was very scared, and we almost lost the child I am carrying with me."

Jarwal looked at her, smiled, and then turned to his guards and said, "Go and call for Boka Zarbalu."

Quickly, they left and went to fetch him, leaving him standing with his wife.

"I had a terrible dream, one unlike any I have ever had since I was born. The dream scared me and I am anxious and wondering what it could mean."

When Kursu heard this, she sighed with relief and burst out laughing, saying, "Oh KING OF KINGS, don't be ridiculous. So it was just a dream? I thought you saw something truly frightening. 

So, there is something in this world that can scare you? Remember, currently, there is no king with as much power as you in all the Arab lands."

Upon hearing this flattery, Jarwal laughed heartily and said, "I swear by magic, what you say is true."

As soon as he finished speaking, Boka Zarbalu appeared.

Zarbalu bowed low and greeted, saying, "Here I am, oh KING OF THE WORLD. Is everything alright that you called for me in the middle of the night?"

"Is everything alright? You know I have never called for you at such a time, so water does not boil without reason."

Jarwal then narrated the entire dream to Boka Zarbalu.

When Zarbalu heard this, he remained silent for a short while, then sighed and looked up at King Jarwal and said, "Oh King of Kings, if you don't mind, I would like you to come with me to my mystical cave, so that I can thoroughly investigate and explain the true interpretation of your dream."

Without any argument, King Jarwal agreed to this suggestion. Immediately, they left the palace, and a horse-drawn carriage was brought for them. They traveled to the outskirts of the town to Boka Zarbalu's mystical cave. It was a deep, tall black stone cave without an entrance, sealed off with rocks as if no one had ever entered it. Apart from Boka Zarbalu, no one had ever entered the cave, except for his demon called Zamzanu. Zamzanu was a notorious black demon known worldwide at that time, famous for his enormous size and strength. All demons, both male and female, Muslim and non-Muslim, feared him.