Arabic folk tale "The magic lamp of Aladdin"
Genre: folk fairy tale
The main characters of the fairy tale "Aladdin's Magic Lamp" and their characteristics
- Aladdin, son of a tailor. Loafer and idler. He was lucky and he became the owner of a magic lamp and a genie. But having become rich, he remained kind and honest, and therefore the people fell in love with him.
- Maghreb, sorcerer, dervish. Evil and insidious, cruel villain.
- Aladdin's mother. Just a kind old woman
- Budur, princess, beautiful.
- Sultan. Greedy for wealth, but generally not evil.
- Vizier. Jealous and stupid.
- Father teaches Aladdin
- Father's death
- Dervish
- Father's brother
- magic bag
- Entrance to the dungeon
- Four rooms
- Old lamp and pebbles
- Sorcerer's betrayal
- Ring and genie
- Genie lamp
- golden dishes
- Princess Budur
- Matchmaking
- Castle
- Column in the palace
- Return of the sorcerer
- Palace kidnapping
- Threat of execution
- Aladdin and Budur
- Death of a sorcerer
- A happy ending
- Aladdin grew up a lazybones and his father died of grief
- The dervish called himself his father's brother and took Aladdin to the dungeon, where he took the lamp
- The dervish threw Aladdin, and he learned the secret of the ring and the secret of the lamp
- Aladdin wooed Princess Budur and built a huge palace
- The sorcerer returns and takes possession of the lamp, and then kidnaps Budur and the palace
- Aladdin finds the palace and kills the sorcerer
There are so many miracles and magic in the world that you just have to not miss your chance for happiness when it presents itself.
What does the fairy tale "Aladdin's Magic Lamp" teach?
This tale teaches not to be lazy and listen to parents. Learn to love and honor your parents. It teaches you not to trust strangers and not to talk to them. Learn to be kind and generous. It teaches not to envy someone else's wealth, but to try to earn your own. It teaches that evil will always be punished.
Review of the fairy tale "Aladdin's Magic Lamp"
I really liked this fairy tale. There are a lot of miracles and adventures in it, everything sparkles and sparkles in it. Most of all I liked Aladdin, who at first was a slacker and lazybones, but then corrected himself. He became a respected man, rich, but at the same time he did not become arrogant and easily shared what he had with ordinary people. And of course Aladdin deserved his happiness.
Proverbs to the fairy tale "Aladdin's Magic Lamp"
There is no use or joy in dashing and envy.
Don't be friends with a liar.
By the generosity of the hand, you can see what a heart is.
Those who are generous do not need to be brave.
With love everywhere is simple, with evil everywhere there is crampedness.
Read summary, brief retelling fairy tales "Magic lamp of Aladdin"
In a Persian city there once lived a tailor who had a wife and a son, Aladdin. At the age of ten, the tailor began to teach the boy to sew, but he was a great loafer and did not want to learn anything. He liked to indulge and hooligans. Aladdin's father died from frustration.
When Aladdin was 15 years old, he was noticed by a dervish from the city of the Maghreb. He found out whose son Aladdin was and was delighted, deciding that this was the one he had been looking for for so long.
The dervish introduced himself as Aladdin's uncle and gave him two dinars so that his mother would cook dinner. Aladdin's mother was surprised, because the boy's father never had a brother, but she cooked dinner, and looking at the dervish dying of grief, she believed him.
The dervish promised to make a merchant out of Aladdin and took him to the mall, where he bought rich clothes for the boy. Then he took him outside the city.
Aladdin got hungry and began to ask for food. The dervish stopped in a field and took out his empty sack. And then he began to get out of it a variety of delicious dishes. Aladdin was surprised, but the Maghrebian explained that the bag was magical.
The dervish led Aladdin to a high mountain and began to conjure. He told Aladdin that he would give him the magic bag if he did exactly what he said. Then the dervish explained that Aladdin must lift a large stone by the ring and go down into the dungeon. And there is nothing to be afraid of and bring an old copper lamp. On the way back, the Maghrebian gave Aladdin a golden ring.
Aladdin realized that the dervish was a sorcerer and was very frightened. But there was nothing to do, and he opened the stone and went down into the dungeon. There was a door in front of him. Aladdin entered the first room and a huge black man with a sword rushed at him. But as soon as the sword touched Aladdin, the black man disappeared. In the second room, a lion rushed at him, and in the third, snakes. But as soon as they touched Aladdin, they disappeared.
In the fourth room, Aladdin saw an old woman - his mother, and already wanted to hug her, but remembered in time that if he did, he would turn into stone.
Finally Aladdin came to a wonderful garden with magical birds. The boy took pockets full of sparkling pebbles and went to the treasury. He did not look at gold and jewels, because he did not know their value.
Aladdin took the lamp and put it in his bosom, and poured pebbles on top.
He returned to the exit and began to ask the dervish to pick it up. And the dervish demanded to bring the lamp. But Aladdin did not want to give the lamp away and the dervish got angry. He closed the rocks and Aladdin remained in the dungeon. The doors disappeared and Aladdin sat in complete darkness.
Suddenly he rubbed the ring and the genie Dahnash appeared before him, the head of all genies, who said that he was ready to fulfill any desire of the owner of the ring. Aladdin wished to be on the surface and immediately appeared at the top. He returned home and told his mother that his uncle was a deceiver and a sorcerer.
Mother decided to wash the old lamp and sell it. But as soon as she began to rub it, another genie appeared - Maimun, the slave of the lamp. This genie immediately fulfilled Aladdin's wish and brought food on golden trays.
Since then, as soon as Aladdin and his mother ran out of money, they sold one golden dish and did not know grief.
But one day Aladdin disobeyed the order of the Sultan and spied on Princess Budur. He saw how beautiful the princess was and lost his peace. He begged his mother to go to the palace and ask the Sultan to give the princess in marriage to him. Aladdin gave his mother a golden dish and poured precious stones on it, which he had collected in a cave.
Aladdin's mother went to the palace several times, but all the time she stood aside and was afraid to say a word. One day the sultan noticed her and asked her what she wanted, promising to fulfill her wish. The old mother asked for the hand of Princess Budur and gave a dish with stones.
The sultan liked the stones and he asked the vizier if it was worth giving the princess for some Aladdin. The vizier was an envious person, he wanted the princess to marry his son and advised the Sultan to ask for forty such dishes and forty slaves.
Mother told Aladdin about the request of the Sultan, but he only laughed. He summoned the genie from the lamp and told him to do everything.
The Sultan received forty dishes and decided to marry Princess Budur to such a rich man.
Aladdin called the genie again, ordered forty-eight slaves, a horse and a bag of gold, and rode to the palace. He distributed the gold along the way to the poor.
The Sultan asked Aladdin if everything was ready for the wedding, and Aladdin said that there was not enough of a palace, but promised to build it in an instant on a wasteland.
And indeed, the next day, through the efforts of the genie, a luxurious palace arose in the wasteland. In which Aladdin asked to remove one column to shame the Sultan.
When the sultan saw that one column was missing in the palace, he decided to build it himself. But in the whole kingdom there were not enough precious stones for such a column.
And then they played a fun wedding. Aladdin and Budur lived happily and the people fell in love with Aladdin for his kindness and generosity.
Meanwhile, the evil Maghreb sorcerer decided to check what was happening in the dungeon. He guessed and saw that the lamp was not there. He again went to Persia and in the city he learned about the rise of Aladdin.
Then the sorcerer bought ten new lamps and began to walk around the city, changing new lamps for old ones. This was heard by Princess Budur, and Aladdin was just on the hunt. She found Aladdin's lamp and gave it to the sorcerer. And at the same moment the sorcerer summoned the genie and transferred the palace with the princess to his place in Africa.
When Aladdin returned, the Sultan wanted to execute him, but the people rebelled - he loved Aladdin very much. Then the Sultan told Aladdin to return the princess in forty days.
Aladdin rubbed the ring and summoned the genie. But he could not move the palace back. Only the genie of the lamp could do it.
Then Aladdin demanded to be carried to the palace. And now he is already embracing Princess Budur. Budur said that the sorcerer never parted with the lamp and Aladdin gave her sleeping powder to make the sorcerer drunk.
In the evening, the sorcerer drank with the princess and suddenly fell unconscious. Aladdin ran in and cut off his head. Then he took the lamp and asked the genie to return the palace to its place.
And since then Aladdin and Budur lived happily for many years.
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Genre: story
Main characters: Aladdin- poor boy, Budur- young princess
Many people know this fairy tale from the famous cartoon, but the original differs significantly from the film adaptation, and a summary of the fairy tale "Aladdin's Magic Lamp" for the reader's diary will introduce him.
Plot
A loafer and petty thief, Aladdin met an old man in the market who introduced himself as his uncle. He asked the boy to help him get to a certain mountain. There he told the boy to go down to the dungeon and fetch a lamp. He gave Aladdin a magic ring. The boy overcame various obstacles, found a lamp and began to climb. He asked his uncle to help him get out, but he demanded a lamp. Aladdin refused, and he slammed the dungeon shut in anger. The young man got out with the help of the ring and returned home. With the help of a lamp, he built himself a palace and married the beautiful Budur. The elder found out about this and stole the lamp and the princess. Remembering the ring, the young man went after them, cut off the head of the old man and lived happily ever after.
Conclusion (my opinion)
Idlers and thieves will never reach their goals if they don't put in the effort. The story of this boy will not happen to them, this is fiction, and in this life you need to create reasons to provide for yourself and your family.
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"Aladdin's Magic Lamp" summary
An evil sorcerer from Maghreb is looking for a magic lamp and the stars tell him that only Aladdin can get it. He goes in search of him.
In a Persian city, there lived a family of a poor tailor who had a son, Aladdin. The boy did not want to study and was a loafer, he only indulged and walked all the time. His father died when Aladdin was 15 years old.
One day, a wandering dervish monk came to Aladdin, he introduced himself as his father's brother and offered to help their family. He first gave money, then dressed Aladdin in a new dress and boots, and then invited him to walk. He brought Aladdin to the hill and began to conjure, the earth parted and a secret passage appeared.
The sorcerer told him to go down and told him what was waiting for him below: at first there would be three rooms that would only frighten him; then a room with an old woman who wants to hug him; then a garden, and behind it a room full of gold and jewels, and there is an old copper lamp that the sorcerer needs. He asks to bring it, and Aladdin can take whatever he wants there. He gives Aladdin a ring that will help him in his time of need.
Aladdin goes through all the rooms in turn, and in the garden fills his pockets with colorful stones, when he finds a lamp, he hides it in his pocket under the collected stones. When Aladdin was already near the exit, the sorcerer ordered to give him a lamp, but Aladdin wanted to get out first. Then the sorcerer got angry with him and closed the passage, thinking that the guy would die there, and he himself returned home.
In the dungeon, Aladdin accidentally rubbed the ring and the genie Dahnash, the son of Qashqash, appeared and brought him home. At home, Aladdin's mother decided to clean the copper lamp and the elder genie Maimun, the son of Shamkhurash, appeared, who created dishes on golden dishes, and then disappeared, as he greatly frightened Aladdin's mother. Aladdin started selling golden trays and learned the trade.
Once Princess Budur went to the bathhouse and Aladdin saw her, he immediately fell in love with the beauty and asked his mother to go to the Sultan and ask to marry Budur to Aladdin. As a gift for the Sultan, he gave his mother a golden tray filled with stones from the garden. Mother went to the Sultan, but did not dare to speak to him. The Sultan noticed her and ordered to call her to him. When she presented the tray and conveyed Aladdin's request, he liked the stones so much that he immediately wanted to agree. But the senior vizier wanted to check the wealth of Aladdin and demanded that he hand over 40 such trays with concubines and slaves. Aladdin wished this at Maimun and the next day fulfilled the Sultan's condition.
When Aladdin met with the Sultan, he promised to build a palace for his future wife opposite the Sultan's palace. At night, Maimun built a palace of unprecedented beauty, leaving one of the columns unfinished. It was a trick for the Sultan so that he himself wanted to complete it and could not, and then he realized how much Aladdin was richer than him. That evening was the wedding of Aladdin and Budur.
Maghrebian sorcerer learned about the salvation of Aladdin and about his present greatness, he realized that it was all thanks to the lamp. The sorcerer goes to the Persian city where Aladdin lived. He orders 10 new lamps from a coppersmith and walks around town offering to exchange his new lamp for an old one. So he approaches Aladdin's palace when he was on a hunt, and Budur exchanges a magic lamp for him.
The sorcerer orders Maimun to transfer the palace from Budur to the lands of Ifriqiya, where he wants to make Budur fall in love with him. Meanwhile, the Sultan grieves for the loss of Budur and orders Aladdin's head to be cut off. But all the people of the city stand up for Aladdin and the Sultan gives him 40 days to find his daughter. Then Aladdin remembers the ring and calls the genie Dahnash, who takes him to Ifriqiya. Aladdin meets with Budur and asks to pour the sorcerer's sleeping potion into the wine during dinner. They will follow Aladdin's instructions and when the sorcerer falls asleep, Aladdin cuts off his head, takes the lamp and Maimun returns them with the palace home. Aladdin and the Sultan reconcile and Aladdin's misfortunes end there.
