ONE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS

One Thousand and One Night is a collection of Middle Eastern and south Arian stories, that is
set around a frame story involving a king who marries a new bride each night and executes her
the next morning. This cycle is broken when Scheherazade was married to the king, she began
telling captivating stories and leave the story in a cliffhanger every night, which made her
execution be delayed. The tales within the collection imparts important moral lessons, such as
the value of honesty, the negative consequences of greed and selfishness, the importance of
loyalty, perseverance, and bravery. Additionally, the stories highlight the diversity and richness
of various cultures and traditions, emphasizing the significance of kindness, forgiveness, and
empathy towards others.

Moral lesson: storytelling can be an influential tool for teaching valuable lessons and fostering
empathy, understanding and compassion. Stony telling can help us to learn from the
experiences of others and to broaden our perspectives leading to a greater appreciation of
different cultures and a more compassionate worldview.