Tales of a Thousand and One Nights. Part 2
5 hrs. 28 min.
Description
The passage of time hasn’t diminished the popularity of Shahrazad’s tales. It’s hard to say what attracts you more: the entertaining plot, the strange interweaving of the fantastic and the real, vivid pictures of urban life in medieval Arab East, fascinating descriptions of astonishing lands—or the liveliness and depth of the heroes’ feelings, the psychological believability of the situations, a clear, definite moral, and a magnificent language—alive, vivid, juicy, free of circumlocutions and half-said things. One thing can be said with certainty: “The Thousand and One Nights” amazed Europeans no less than the riot of color in Eastern fabrics, the flickering of ruthless Muslim blades, and the mysterious brilliance of many-colored Arab cups.
In this audiobook, you’ll find an audio version of the tale:
“The Tale of King Omar ibn an-Numan and his son Sharr-Kane, and his other son Dau-al Makane, and of the wonders and strange things that occurred to them.”
In this audiobook, you’ll find an audio version of the tale:
“The Tale of King Omar ibn an-Numan and his son Sharr-Kane, and his other son Dau-al Makane, and of the wonders and strange things that occurred to them.”
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