What literal action does Ajamil take towards the tigers at the end?

He throws them out.

He invites them for dinner.

He hides from them.

He protects his sheep.

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B. He invites them for dinner.

Ajamil invites the tigers for dinner as a gesture of friendship, despite their intention to harm his sheep.

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