Kudala was one of the biggest city in a province named kwamashi; With a hot scotching sun during the day. It housed two big worshipping centers, A mosque and a church. It was learned that the church came as a spread of christianity to the region, although it was a Muslim dominanting region. The mosque and church were not too far away from each other, as one would hear the loudness of calls of prayers and preaching fair enough. The people of the province had maintained tolerance beyond human recognition from the adhering to their religious leaders and also elders of the clans. Some people had claimed that the people of Kudala were of the same origin or people who shared a particular thing in common which made it hard for both parties to engage on the part of negativity that could be visual destruction and selves incriminating. The worshippers were all free to practice their beliefs in the city, even to the apex of engaging themselves in spiritualism on the part of cleanliness. It is a sound undisputable knowledge that God is one which needn't to be debated. The People of Kudala shared their views and also exchanged understanding in form of sharing religious knowledge without familiarizing an act of debate rather consensual fairness. The city was popularly known for it tolerance and respect for humanity and its preserved nature of hospitality toward foreigners in the province.