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Malin Kundang Story Mande Rubayah and his son Malin Kundang resided in Air Manis Beach Village. A widow named Mande Rubayah and her son Malin Kundang once resided at the Air Manis Beach Fishing Village. Malin is lavishly loved and cared for by Mande Rubayah. Malin was a responsible and submissive child as she grew up. Mande Rubayah exclusively sold cakes as a means of subsistence as he grew older. Malin got sick one day. Malin instantly felt herself getting very heated. Mande Rubayah gave it his all to keep Malin alive. Malin's life was spared thanks to his mother's tireless efforts to bring in a healer. His mother loved Malin even more once he recovered. Malin feels the same way about his mother, who he loves dearly. After maturing, Malin said his mother farewell and boarded a large ship for travel overseas. Once a year, a big ship would dock at Sweet Water Beach. Malin requested his mother for permission to wander the ship when he was an adult. Her mother was first dubious. But he eventually consented to let his son leave with a sorrowful heart. Malin took seven packages of rice from his mother that were wrapped in banana leaves. Malin told his mother that he would be safe while traveling. Mande Rubayah regularly offers up prayers for his son's safety when traveling. The days seemed to drag on for Mande Rubayah after Malin left. He prayed for his son to travel safely as he always turned to face the ocean. Every time a sizable ship docked, Mande Rubayah would inquire as to how Malin was doing. He was unsatisfied with the crew's and captain's response, though. Malin didn't ever leave any items or notes. Malin's elderly mother hopes that her child will visit her soon. Mande Rubayah never stopped praying, even as he got older. Age started to consume his body, and his way started to bend. "Malin, your mother is old. When will you be arriving home? "Mande Rubayah whined every night. Malin did not, however, travel to see his mother either. Malin's marriage to an aristocratic girl was revealed even by the ship's captain who brought Malin there. The wish of Mande Rubayah was granted. A majestic and lovely ship is docked beside the beach. The appearance of a gorgeous ship served as confirmation of Mande Rubayah's certainty. The villagers joyfully greeted the ship. Since they believed the ship belonged to a prince or sultan, they flocked around it. Mande Rubayah scuffled close to the ship as well. A young pair caught his eye on the bridge. The couple grinned and wore dazzling clothing. Knowing that the boy was her son, Malin's mother. Mande Rubayah embraced Malin and gave her a hug out of fear of losing her kid once more. Malin's mother approached Malin before the village elders did. He instantly gave her a tight hug, perhaps terrified of losing her child once more. Mande Rubayah started crying. "My son Malin Are you sure you're my son?" stated Mande. He said, "Why haven't you told me for so long? Malin was taken aback to be greeted by an elderly woman who was wearing rags. She was his mother, which he found hard to comprehend. Malin's wife regarded her mother with disdain. Even Malin fails to recognize his mother. Malin can't believe the people who hug him since he remembers his mother as a powerful woman who takes him around. Malin did not have time to consider anything because his wife spoke insensitively right away. "Is this disgusting lady your mother? Why did you first tell me a lie? "He replied in a mocking tone. He inquired once again, "Didn't you state earlier that your mother was a noble on the same level as me?" Malin pushed Mande Rubayah onto the sand after hearing his wife say those things. Malin's mother disagreed with how her kid was being treated. He collapsed and said, "My kid Malin, Malin. Son, I am your mother! Why are you acting in this manner, son?" Malin disrespected his mother and departed Sweet Water Beach after that. What his mother said didn't matter to Malin. He was embarrassed of his wife and did not want to admit his mother. Mande was preparing to give Malin a foot hug as she knelt at his feet. Malin, though, kicked him instead. "Hello, wacky girl! Not your daughter am I. Not like you, who are impoverished and filthy, is my mother!" To his mother, Malin said. Mande Rubayah passed out. The beach was desolate and Malin's ship had sailed off when he awoke. Mande Rubayah wept as she prayed, and the weather abruptly changed. Mande Rubayah felt a sharp pain in her heart. He had no idea that his adored son would feel the same way about his mother. He prayed with a sorrowful heart while raising his palms to the sky. "Yes, God, I forgive him for what he did earlier even if he is not my son. But if he is actually my son Malin Kundang, I beg your justice, O God!" he cried piteously. In the middle of the sunny sea, the weather abruptly changed to gloomy. It rained heavily. Lightning and storms struck Malin Kundang's ship. Malin Kundang's ship is destroyed by a hurricane, and a boulder that resembles Malin's body is left behind. The unexpected storm completely destroyed Malin Kundang's ship. The ship's wreckage was brought to the shore. The shipwrecked shipwreck belonging to Malin Kundang had turned to stone by daybreak. The body of Malin Kundang likewise turned to stone. His mother cursed him for being disobedient. Mullet, mackerel, and anchovies all swam between the rocks. The fish came from Malin's wife, who had died while searching for her husband. The tale of Malin Kundang, a son who disobeyed his mother, is told in that way. Children can learn from this narrative to love their parents in both joyful and sad circumstances. Remember the assistance of people who have loved you!