Days of the goat, by: Benjamin

This is a novel based on a true story of a simple Indian worker named "Najeeb" who sold everything he owned and traveled to Riyadh - Saudi Arabia in search of a livelihood. It happened that he arrived at a sheep farm in the desolate desert. He lived there like a goat for three years under the cruelty of a Bedouin employer who beat him even for urinating with water. There was another unknown worker who tried to escape, but only his bones were found. He was killed by the employer's bullet. One day, Najeeb escaped with two friends, an Indian and a Somali, from a nearby farm. They lost their way in the desert. They faced death face to face. The Indian friend died. As for "Najeeb," he was carried on the muscular Somali's shoulders as one carries a wet handkerchief. He was taken to safety, regained his spirit, and was sent back to his homeland. Benjamin, the "novel writer," met him. He told him stories innocently, but Benjamin discovered in them the spirit of an exciting novel. He turned it into a full-length novel in reality. Number of pages: 208