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TagIslamic Folktales

Includes: Islamic Folktales, Islamic folktales, islamic folktales

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Once the Hodja by Alice Geer Kelsey (2 times)
The Sandalwood Box: Folk Tales from Tadzhikistan by Katya Sheppard (1 times)
Arab Folktales from Palestine and Israel: Introduction, Translation, and Annotation by Raphael Patai (1 times)
The Arabian Nights by Muhsin Mahdi (1 times)
The Arabian Nights, Volume 2 by Jack Zipes (1 times)
The Arabian Nights, Volume 1 by Jack Zipes (1 times)
The Secret of Laughter: Magical Tales from Classical Persia by Shusha Guppy (1 times)
Abu Jmeel's Daughter & Other Stories: Arab Folk Tales from Palestine and Lebanon (International Folk Tales Series) by Jamal Sleem Nuweihed (1 times)
Folktales from Iraq (Pine Street Books) by John Buckland Wright (1 times)
A Treasury of Turkish Folktales for Children by Barbara K. Walker (1 times)
The black prince and other Egyptian folk tales by Ahmed Zagloul (1 times)
Folktales of Egypt by Ḥasan M. Shāmī (1 times)
Arabian Fairy Tales by Amina Shah (1 times)
The Clever Sheikh of the Butana and Other Stories: Sudanese Folk Tales by Ali Lutfi Abdallah (1 times)
Speak, Bird, Speak Again: Palestinian Arab Folktales by Ibrahim Muhawi (1 times)
The Pleasantries of the Incredible Mullah Nasrudin by Idries Shah (1 times)
Arab folktales by Inea Bushnaq (1 times)
Tales of the Dervishes by Idries Shah (1 times)

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