The stories of the prophets and messengers, may God's prayers be upon them, provide kindness that calls for good morals, and are lessons that deter doubt and hypocrisy, and that mentioning their news and effects brings us closer to obedience and worship.
We, readers of Arabic, know that the book "Kalila and Dimna" is from Indian literature, and that "Scheherazade" and the novel "One Thousand and One Nights" borrowed some of its nights from India via the Persian language, and that the anecdotes that we heard in our childhood are not devoid of an Indian touch.
The Lebanese writer Ibrahim Zidane (born in 1879 AD in Beirut - and died in Cairo in 1956 AD) is one of the writers who was passionate about anecdotes and anecdotes.
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