Arabische Nächte : $b Erzählungen aus Tausend und eine Nacht

The collection gathers some of the most vivid tales that have traveled across deserts and seas for centuries. From a fisherman who bargains with a capricious spirit, to a prince turned to stone, and a magical horse that carries its rider beyond ordinary horizons, each story is framed by lush, imagined worlds of ancient India, Persia and the Arabian coast. The narratives blend everyday concerns with wonder, offering listeners gentle moral guidance wrapped in enchanting adventure.

At the heart of the anthology lies a royal brotherhood: Scheherban, the elder ruler, and his younger sibling, Shahseman, who holds court in Samarkand. Their reunion awakens hidden tensions—an unexpected betrayal, a sudden illness, and a secret that haunts the younger king. As they grapple with jealousy, forgiveness, and the weight of duty, the listener is drawn into a richly textured saga where personal dramas echo timeless lessons about honor, desire, and the fragile balance of power.