In the story "The Ship of the Desert", the desert animals were complaining against the camel to Djinn because the camel was boasting about his ability to go without water for long periods of time. The other animals were jealous of the camel's ability and wanted to teach him a lesson. They complained to Djinn that the camel was being arrogant and needed to be taught a lesson.

In the story "The Ship of the Desert", the camel boasts about his ability to go without water for long periods of time. The other animals become jealous and decide to teach him a lesson. They complain to Djinn, who is the king of the desert, that the camel is being arrogant and boastful. Djinn decides to teach the camel a lesson by making him carry a heavy load of water across the desert. The camel learns his lesson and becomes more humble and respectful towards the other animals. The story teaches us the importance of being humble and not boasting about our abilities.

In the chapter "How the camel got its hump", the desert animals were complaining about the camel to Djinn because the camel was lazy and refused to work like the other animals.

• He would only say, "Humph!" whenever they asked him to help.
• The animals were tired of doing all the work and wanted the camel to contribute too.
• The animals then decided to take the matter to Djinn to seek a solution. Djinn, upon hearing their complaints, decided to give the camel a hump as a punishment for his laziness and to make him work harder.
• Djinn punished the camel by giving him a hump on his back, which would remind him to work hard and not be lazy.

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