ألف ليلة وليلة

The Thousand and One Nights book is a collection of stories from the Middle East and India, and it is somewhat uncertain, including the story of Aladdin, Ali Baba, and Sinbad, which became part of Western folklore. The first version appeared in Iran in 900 AD, which contains about 264 stories that were completed Collected in this book, the Shahrazad story, which is the pivotal story of the book, has been added and added to provide greater context and meaning to all the tales. With the passage of time, new stories were added, and by 1450 CE stories and stories were formed in their current form.

All copies of this book contain a pivotal story which is the story of King Shahriar, who after discovering his wife’s betrayal, he increased his hatred for women, and killed his wife, and he married a girl every night and then kills her, as he continued this case until no women were left to marry him, except The minister’s daughters, Sherazade and Dniazad, and upon hearing Sherazade’s story about the king, she devised a plan to save herself and the others. The king is very eager to hear the end, so keep postponing time Her every night until he finally gave up his plan