One sunny morning, the cool air made its way lazily through the village of Pasirluhur and blanketed much of the surrounding countryside. The village, located in West Java, was very fertile,
serene and was home to the friendliest people one could ever meet. The morning rays shining through the green of the trees, casting a golden glow on the rice paddies made Pasirluhur all the more beautiful. It is said, that in Pasirluhur village lived a young man named Sarudin. He was clever, hardworking and was always glad to lend a helping hand to those in need. Sarudin, known to most as Udin loved – and had an uncommon knack for - catching turtledoves. His father was Ahmad Bahrudin.