tujuan kedatangan awal Abdul ke Ist

tujuan kedatangan awal Abdul ke Istana Buckingham adalah sebagai utusan yang diutus oleh kepala penjara Inggris di penjara India untuk menunjukkan Mahor (semacam koin) sebagai hadiah kerajaan yang diberikan untuk sang ratu pada acara British Exhibition.Abdul tak sendiri datang ke Istana. Ia ditemani temannya Mohammed. Sebelum acara tersebut berlangsung, mereka berdua dilatih oleh salah satu ajudan istana, Sir Henry, bagaimana cara mereka mempersembahkan Mahor pada ratu Victoria. Abdul bertugas membawa Mahor itu dengan nampan, dan Sir Henry berkali-kali mengingatkan pada Abdul untuk tidak melakukan kontak mata pada ratu. Namun dengan sengaja atau tidak sengaja, setelah Abdul menyerahkan Mahor dan melangkah mundur, matanya melihat ke arah mata ratu. Mata ratu Victoria dan Abdul bertemu. Sebelum kedatangan Abdul, ratu Victoria yang sudah tua nampak tak bersemangat menjalani sisa hidupnya. Namun 'kontak mata' pada acara tersebut seperti menghidupkannya kembali gairah hidupnya. Ia seperti memiliki hidup baru.Abdul mampu membuat Victoria yang kesepian (karena orang-orang yang ia cintai sudah meninggal) tertarik padanya dari cara ia bercerita tentang India, Taj Mahal, bahasa India, juga agamanya (Islam). Lalu Victoria menjadikan Abdul sebagai Munshi (guru) nya, dan meminta istri dan ibu mertua Abdul untuk tinggal di istana.Melihat perubahan-perubahan Victoria yang selalu memilih Abdul untuk menemaninya di setiap acara dan juga belajar bahasa Urdu (versi Islam), para ajudan juga salah satu anak Victoria, Bertie, tak menyukai Abdul. Mereka berusaha mencari-cari kesalahan dan fitnah terhadap Abdul.Awalnya sang ratu percaya atas cerita Bertie tentang pemberontakan orang muslim dan pembunuhan terhadap tentara-tentara Inggris, dan langsung mengusir Abdul. Namun dalam beberapa waktu, ia mengubah pikirannya dan meminta Abdul untuk tinggal di istana dan diangkat sebagai salah satu bagian dari staf kerajaan. Ratu tak lagi memercayai cerita-cerita yang dikatakan oleh para ajudan serta orang-orang yang ada di dalam di istana.

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early arrival destination Abdul to Buckingham Palace was as a messenger sent by the head of the British prison in an Indian jail to show Mahor (sort coins) as a royal gift given to the Queen at the British Exhibition.

Abdul does not itself come to the Palace. He was accompanied by his friend Mohammed. Before the event took place, they were both trained by one of the aides of the palace, Sir Henry, how they sacrificed Mahor on Queen Victoria. Abdul duty brought Mahor it with a tray, and Sir Henry many times reminiscent of Abdul to not make eye contact on the queen. However, intentionally or unintentionally, after Abdul handed Mahor and stepped back, his eyes looking toward the queen's eyes. Queen Victoria and Abdul eyes met. Before the arrival of Abdul, Queen Victoria of old seemed lackluster live the rest of his life. But the 'eye contact' at the event such as turn it back on her passion. He was like having a new life. Abdul was able to make Victoria lonely (because of the people he loved had died) was attracted to her from the way he tells the story of India, Taj Mahal, Indian languages, as well as religion (Islam). Then Victoria made Abdul as Munshi (teacher) it, and asked his wife and mother-in-law Abdul to stay in istana.Melihat changes Abdul Victorian always choose to accompany him on every event and also learn Urdu (the Islamic version), the aide also one of the children Victoria, Bertie, do not like Abdul. They are trying to find fault and slander against Abdul. Victoria saw the changes that always chooses Abdul to join him in every event and also learn Urdu (the Islamic version), the aide also one of the children Victoria, Bertie, do not like Abdul. They are trying to find fault and slander against Abdul. Victoria saw the changes that always chooses Abdul to join him in every event and also learn Urdu (the Islamic version), the aide also one of the children Victoria, Bertie, do not like Abdul. They are trying to find fault and slander against Abdul.

Initially the queen, believing the Bertie story about Muslim rebellion and murder against British soldiers, and immediately expel Abdul. But in some time, he changed his mind and asked Abdul to stay in the palace and was appointed as one part of the royal staff. Queen no longer trust the stories told by aides as well as people who are in at the palace.

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Abdul's first arrival destination to Buckingham Palace was as a messenger sent by the British prison head in the Indian prison to show Mahor (a kind of coin) as the Royal Prize given to the Queen at the British Exhibition.

Abdul didn't himself come to the palace. He was accompanied by his friend Mohammed. Before the event was held, they were both trained by one of the court aisers, Sir Henry, how they offered Mahor to Queen Victoria. Abdul was tasked with carrying the Mahor with a tray, and Sir Henry repeatedly reminded Abdul not to make eye contact with the Queen. But deliberately or accidentally, after Abdul surrendered Mahor and stepped back, his eyes looked towards the Queen's eyes. The eyes of Queen Victoria and Abdul met. Before the arrival of Abdul, the elderly queen of Victoria seemed unenthusiastic about the rest of her life. But ' eye contact ' at the event such as revive his passions. It's like having a new life. Abdul was able to make a lonely Victorian (because the people he loved already died) were attracted to him from the way he told him about India, the Taj Mahal, the Indian language, as well as his religion (Islam). Then Victoria made Abdul as his Munshi (teacher), and asked Abdul's wife and mother-in-law to live in the palace. Seeing Victoria's changes that always chose Abdul to accompany him in each event and also learn Urdu (Islamic version), the aide also one of Victoria's children, Bertie, did not like Abdul. They sought fault and slander against Abdul.

Initially the Queen believed in Bertie's story about the Muslim rebellion and murder of the British soldiers, and immediately expelled Abdul. But in some time, he changed his mind and asked Abdul to stay at the Palace and was appointed as one of the royal staff. The Queen no longer trusts the stories that the admen and the people in the palace said.