One Thousand and One Nights 4 parts

Author's name: Ahmed Al-Manzlawi

“Oh, my father, marry me to this king, for either I live or I will be a ransom for the daughters of Muslims, and a reason for their salvation from his hands.” What imagination did Scheherazade possess? She made narration her only means of defending her life and the women of her kind. In her stories, the narrator “Scheherazade,” the one being narrated to “Shahryar,” and the heroes of the tales merged every night until morning came and she stopped speaking permissible words. How sweet and pleasant her speech was, wonders and curiosities, biographies full of literature and sublime meanings for people of rank, what happened to kings and shepherds from the beginning of time until the end, the past and forerunners of the conversations of nations. Tales that, if written with needles on the depths of the eye, would be a lesson for those who consider. News of kings and their sons, ministers and governors, sultans and subjects, humans and jinn, thieves, swindlers, and clever ones, poets, jurists, and scholars, kingdoms, mountains, and seas. Stories that combine the rarest and most amazing of what… It has been said and narrated for centuries and has remained in the cultural memory of nations. The book "One Thousand and One Nights" has enriched the popular imagination of nations, accumulating oral stories throughout the ages from the Abbasids to the Fatimids. Each narrator tried to surpass his predecessors and present amazing news and surprising, strange thoughts in this narrative intertwined with facts and legends, which made the text of One Thousand and One Nights renewed in its linguistic and structural characteristics. The book "One Thousand and One Nights" spread throughout the world because of the incidents and events it contains that delight the mind and delight the heart. Orientalists in every age have been eager to obtain One Thousand and One Nights, a lesson for the ages and a pleasure for the mind.