The Arabian Nights
A medieval Middle-Eastern literary epic which tells the story of Scheherazade, a Sassanid Queen, who must relate a series of stories to her malevolent husband, the King, to delay her execution. The stories are told over a period of one thousand and one nights, and every night she ends the story with a suspenseful situation, forcing the King to keep her alive for another day. The individual stories were created over many centuries, by many people and in many styles, and they have become famous in their own right.
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Dear Mr.Historian, i don't know how you
can say "If any Persian has a problem to find real Persian culture to
market and advertise, then they can start making up their own history
from now with something realistic." ?
sorry but it's so ridiculous! Ancient Persia had the greatest power, culture and anything.
Just have a glance at some history books.
Have a look:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Iran
;-)
sorry but it's so ridiculous! Ancient Persia had the greatest power, culture and anything.
Just have a glance at some history books.
Have a look:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Iran
;-)
Baghdad was never a part of Persia, as
the Persian occupied Iraq along with other neighboring territories
throughout history, but they were always fought and defeated. Now the
Persian invasion is again happening on all levels. Neither most of the
characters' names in the book are Persian nor the stories take place in
Persia. If any Persian has a problem to find real Persian culture to
market and advertise, then they can start making up their own history
from now with something realistic.
There are several references to Baghdad
in these stories. Iraq was a part of ancient Persia. I fail to
understand how then the book can be termed Arabian. I would think the
original stories are Persian written in Farsi and then adopted in Arabic
eventually due to their popularity.
This is one of the most wonderful
compilations of ancient traditional middle east folk tales. They are NOT
difficult to understand, unless you are not paying attention and, on
the other hand, they are not easy to follow. Meaning that you have to be
focused on the reading, something you usually do when reading...
I completely recomend this compilation to understand the core of story telling, and have fun!!
I completely recomend this compilation to understand the core of story telling, and have fun!!
as an arab, (THIS BOOK IS ARABIAN NOT
PERSIAN) i love this book. i remember as a child, when trying to sleep
my grandmother would tell me one of these stories, so reading the book
reminded me of my grandmum. GOD, if you didnt like this book than your
are just wierd, and if it was confusing than your stupid cuz i got it
and im only 16
Nealtwins
It is somehow difficult because it has been manipulated by arabs.
The story is originally Persian.But understandable.
It is somehow difficult because it has been manipulated by arabs.
The story is originally Persian.But understandable.
This book was confusing to read, either
through the efforts of my teacher or Lang. The stories skipped from one
to the next with impunity, confusing even the most clever mind. However,
it was an interesting tale (or tales!).
A fantastic book in the field of storytelling which has stories that can turn bad into good.
worth reading
greatest tales ever told
greatest tales ever told
Shehrezed shed a blood
Virgin ! Mourn not
You've shed a thousand drops
And no tears
sorry! We have cried,
We lamented a cowardice
You've shed a tear
How miserable we are!
Virgin ! Mourn not
You've shed a thousand drops
And no tears
sorry! We have cried,
We lamented a cowardice
You've shed a tear
How miserable we are!
One of the most historical books to be
remembered.
1001 from breath-taking tales, very
brached & connected tales processed in much
simple way to understand
I guess that no one will regret the time
spent in reading this wholesome book
remembered.
1001 from breath-taking tales, very
brached & connected tales processed in much
simple way to understand
I guess that no one will regret the time
spent in reading this wholesome book
Worth reading book.
The greatest book in the history of story telling ! Great feat Many Books.
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