كتاب ألف ليلة وليلة بدون نت

One Thousand and One Nights, the four parts of Abdullah bin Al-Muqaffa, the section of novels and literary stories

The Book of One Thousand and One Nights is a collection of stories from the Middle East and India, which is somewhat uncertain, including the story of Aladdin, Ali Baba, and Sinbad, which has become part of Western folklore. The first version appeared in Iran in the year 900 AD, which contains about 264 stories that were He collected them in this book, and the story of Scheherazade, which is the central story of the book, was added to provide context and greater meaning for all the stories. With the passage of time, new stories were added, and by the year 1450 AD, the stories and stories were formed in their current form.

All copies of this book contain a central story, which is the story of King Shahryar, who after discovering his wife's betrayal increased his hatred of women, and he killed his wife, and he married a girl every night and then killed her, as he continued in this case until there were no women left to marry him, except The minister's two daughters, Scheherazade and Duniazad, and upon hearing Scheherazade of the king's story, she devised a plan to save herself and the others. After she married the king, she used to tell him a story every evening, leaving the end of the story incomplete, and she promised the king to complete it the next night, and since the stories were very entertaining, he The king was so anxious to hear the end that he kept putting off killing her every night until he finally gave up on his plan.