Popular legends from the heart of the Arabian Peninsula 5 volumes Abdul Karim Al-Juhiman

This book deals with a collection of popular legends, which are beautiful stories containing benefit and lesson and expressing the thoughts of our ancestors. The first part discusses self-criticism, and the book contains many titles, including: In self-criticism, introduction, Subhouna the horse of my brother Khudair, Subhouna the cat, Subhouna the seven daughters of Nabaqat, Subhouna the Bairous and the lice, Subhouna the one who stole the Sultan's ostrich, the story of Abu Al-Husayn, the wolf, and the lion, the story of the crow and Abu Al-Husayn, the story of the hunter with the witch with the feathered hat, I am Jaha, the son of Ali, they think my head is in the darkness of the night, the story of Abu Al-Husayn and the lizard, the story of Alia and Abu Zaid, the story of Mizana and the genie, the story of Juham and Jalaal, the story of Abu Salem with the magician who bewitched his wife, the story of Kleib and Mahlahel, the story of Qat Qat, the story of Mohsen with the two witches, the story of the human who was judged by the jinn, the story of Salem, his wife, and his sister, the story of Jaha, the son of Ali, with his father and his father's wife, the story of the ignorant Bedouin preacher, the story of Jaha with the moneylender, the story of the orphan boy who became poor, the story of the girl who planted cumin, the story of the Aseeq and the Abeeq, the Subhouna of the wandering prince, the story of the Sultan and his only daughter, and a table explaining popular words. The author’s work consists of five bound parts. **** Quoted from the author's website