Arabian Nights

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The stories originate from Persian, Indian, and Arabic storytelling traditions.

The earliest core of the collection comes from a Persian book called Hezār Afsān (“A Thousand Tales”), which existed around the 8th–9th century.

 

Antonie Galland 

 

First Translator Of Arabian Nights 

 

 

 

•  In 1709–1717, Galland published a French translation of Arabian Nights.
• During this translation project, he added several stories that were not present in earlier Arabic manuscripts, including:
• Aladdin
• Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
• Prince Ahmed and the Fairy Pari-Banu

Galland recorded the story after hearing it from a Syrian storyteller named Hanna Diyab in Paris around 1709.

The tale first appeared in Europe through the French Orientalist Antoine Galland

                              

 

Aladdin 1709 To Alladin 

 

 

 

 

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