When Huck claims he is out of money, Pap questions whether he is really as wealthy as he has been led to believe and accuses his son of lying.
<h3>Briefing:-</h3>
Once Pap has the money Huck received from Judge Thatcher, he heads out to buy alcohol. The following day, Pap makes an inebriated appearance and demands money from Judge Thatcher.
<h3>In chapter five, when Pap first appears, what does he want from Huck?</h3>
Pap informs Huck that he has heard that Huck is suddenly wealthy, but Huck replies that he is broke. Pap refers to Huck as a liar and claims that he desires Huck's money. Huck gives Pap his dollar bill, which he uses to purchase alcohol.
<h3>In Chapter 5, why is Huck's father irritated?</h3>
Huck would be brighter than his father because he was attending school.
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the declaration of faith (shahada), prayer (salah), alms-giving (zakat), fasting (sawm) and pilgrimage (hajj)
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