Kelet tündér világa, vagy Szaif Züliázán szultán. (1. kötet)

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Kelet tündér világa, vagy Szaif Züliázán szultán. (1. kötet)

by Ali Bey, Samuel L. (Samuel Lorenzo) Knapp

HU·~4 hours

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Description

A vibrant tapestry of Arabian legend unfolds, drawing listeners into a world where desert caravans, bustling bazaars and moonlit tents echo with ancient myths. The story opens with the dying ruler Züliázán, whose son Szaif is born under a sky thick with prophecy. In a dream of radiant elders, a solemn voice urges the young prince to set his steps eastward, hinting at a destiny woven into the fabric of a forgotten covenant. Skeptical yet intrigued, Szaif begins to sense the weight of the visions that will shape his path.

From these humble beginnings, the narrative paints Szaif as a figure of compassion and courage, destined to champion the oppressed and spread justice across the sands. Richly infused with mystical creatures, heroic deeds and the lyrical cadence of Eastern poetry, the tale captures the timeless spirit of a people whose stories have traveled with caravans for centuries. Listeners are invited to wander alongside a budding hero whose heart beats in rhythm with the ancient drums of his culture.

Details

Full title

Kelet tündér világa, vagy Szaif Züliázán szultán. (1. kötet) Aráb rege

Language

hu

Duration

~4 hours (275K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Albert László from page images generously made available by the Google Books Library Project

Release date

2020-06-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the authors

Ali Bey

Ali Bey

1766–1818

Known for traveling under the name Ali Bey el Abbassi, he was a Spanish-born explorer and writer whose journeys through Morocco, Egypt, Arabia, Syria, and Turkey produced one of the most vivid travel accounts of the early 1800s. His life carried the intrigue of disguise, diplomacy, and danger, all of which give his writing an unusual intensity.

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Samuel L. (Samuel Lorenzo) Knapp

1783–1838

A lawyer, editor, and energetic man of letters, he helped shape early American literary culture through biographies, essays, and magazines. His career moved through law, politics, and journalism, but he is best remembered for trying to tell the young nation’s stories back to itself.

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