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"Aladdin's Magic Lamp" summary
An evil sorcerer from Maghreb is looking for a magic lamp and the stars tell him that only Aladdin can get it. He goes in search of him.
In a Persian city, there lived a family of a poor tailor who had a son, Aladdin. The boy did not want to study and was a loafer, he only indulged and walked all the time. His father died when Aladdin was 15 years old.
One day, a wandering dervish monk came to Aladdin, he introduced himself as his father's brother and offered to help their family. He first gave money, then dressed Aladdin in a new dress and boots, and then invited him to walk. He brought Aladdin to the hill and began to conjure, the earth parted and a secret passage appeared.
The sorcerer told him to go down and told him what was waiting for him below: at first there would be three rooms that would only frighten him; then a room with an old woman who wants to hug him; then a garden, and behind it a room full of gold and jewels, and there is an old copper lamp that the sorcerer needs. He asks to bring it, and Aladdin can take whatever he wants there. He gives Aladdin a ring that will help him in his time of need.
Aladdin goes through all the rooms in turn, and in the garden fills his pockets with colorful stones, when he finds a lamp, he hides it in his pocket under the collected stones. When Aladdin was already near the exit, the sorcerer ordered to give him a lamp, but Aladdin wanted to get out first. Then the sorcerer got angry with him and closed the passage, thinking that the guy would die there, and he himself returned home.
In the dungeon, Aladdin accidentally rubbed the ring and the genie Dahnash, the son of Qashqash, appeared and brought him home. At home, Aladdin's mother decided to clean the copper lamp and the elder genie Maimun, the son of Shamkhurash, appeared, who created dishes on golden dishes, and then disappeared, as he greatly frightened Aladdin's mother. Aladdin started selling golden trays and learned the trade.
Once Princess Budur went to the bathhouse and Aladdin saw her, he immediately fell in love with the beauty and asked his mother to go to the Sultan and ask to marry Budur to Aladdin. As a gift for the Sultan, he gave his mother a golden tray filled with stones from the garden. Mother went to the Sultan, but did not dare to speak to him. The Sultan noticed her and ordered to call her to him. When she presented the tray and conveyed Aladdin's request, he liked the stones so much that he immediately wanted to agree. But the senior vizier wanted to check the wealth of Aladdin and demanded that he hand over 40 such trays with concubines and slaves. Aladdin wished this at Maimun and the next day fulfilled the Sultan's condition.
When Aladdin met with the Sultan, he promised to build a palace for his future wife opposite the Sultan's palace. At night, Maimun built a palace of unprecedented beauty, leaving one of the columns unfinished. It was a trick for the Sultan so that he himself wanted to complete it and could not, and then he realized how much Aladdin was richer than him. That evening was the wedding of Aladdin and Budur.
Maghrebian sorcerer learned about the salvation of Aladdin and about his present greatness, he realized that it was all thanks to the lamp. The sorcerer goes to the Persian city where Aladdin lived. He orders 10 new lamps from a coppersmith and walks around town offering to exchange his new lamp for an old one. So he approaches Aladdin's palace when he was on a hunt, and Budur exchanges a magic lamp for him.
The sorcerer orders Maimun to transfer the palace from Budur to the lands of Ifriqiya, where he wants to make Budur fall in love with him. Meanwhile, the Sultan grieves for the loss of Budur and orders Aladdin's head to be cut off. But all the people of the city stand up for Aladdin and the Sultan gives him 40 days to find his daughter. Then Aladdin remembers the ring and calls the genie Dahnash, who takes him to Ifriqiya. Aladdin meets with Budur and asks to pour the sorcerer's sleeping potion into the wine during dinner. They will follow Aladdin's instructions and when the sorcerer falls asleep, Aladdin cuts off his head, takes the lamp and Maimun returns them with the palace home. Aladdin and the Sultan reconcile and Aladdin's misfortunes end there.
The Persian folk tale served as the plot for several versions of films and cartoons about the adventures of a poor Arab boy from Baghdad, Aladdin.
A fairy tale about an evil Maghrebian wizard who tricked Aladdin out of his house to get him a genie. Aladdin is the tailor's son. The family lived very poorly, the father died, and the mother was left completely without support. Then a sorcerer appeared who introduced himself as Aladdin's uncle and tricked him into helping himself.
But in the end, the evil in the fairy tale will be punished, and the genie who lives in the lamp will help the boy. This tale belongs to the series of stories by Scheherazade "A Thousand and One Nights". Based on her motives, the Walt Disney company shot a cartoon, which already bears little resemblance to the original version.
Aladdin, his beloved princess Jasmine, the mischievous parrot Iago, the monkey Abu, a cheerful and frivolous genie, as well as a flying carpet that also has thinking and feelings. Aladdin met Jasmine in the market and immediately fell in love. But there is a whole abyss between them: he is a poor young man, and she is the daughter of the Sultan. Oddly enough, Jasmine loves him back. Aladdin's Magic Lamp is a cartoon that proves that love and friendship can conquer and overcome everything.
The evil vizier of the Sultan Jafar interferes with the relationship of lovers. In addition, he wants to take possession of the princess's hand for money and power. Aladdin can only be helped by his dexterity, courage and ingenuity, as well as his faithful friends, including the genie.
Genie in the cartoon "Aladdin's Lamp", of course, is not the same as in a fairy tale. He is cheerful, stupid, can not always find a way out, but he really wants to help his friends. All his ideas look ridiculous, but thanks to this character, the cartoon turned out to be very original, bright and lively. You can have a good laugh looking at the genie's funny attempts to get out of a difficult situation. He constantly changes clothes, trying on different images. It's also fun to watch Iago, the red parrot, who is always grumbling and arguing with Abu. Well, as for the main characters, it's just nice to watch their idyll. Jasmine - a dark-haired and black-browed Arab beauty - cannot leave indifferent little girls who want to be like her.
In 1966, the film "Aladdin's Lamp" was also filmed in the USSR. Director Boris Rytsarev sought to convey the plot of the folk tale as accurately as possible, and he succeeded. There is an evil sorcerer from the Maghreb, and the story of Aladdin's family, and the all-powerful terrible genie.
Both version famous fairy tale good in their own way. And kids love them both. The cartoon, of course, attracts with bright colors, unusual adventures, each time with new villain heroes and their intrigues. Everyone is well aware of the soundtrack to the cartoon - "Arabian Night", which very vividly conveys the national flavor and immerses in the atmosphere of ancient Baghdad.
"Aladdin's Lamp" is not only an entertaining story and exciting adventures, but also an instructive film. He teaches friendship, mutual assistance, love, faith in own forces. He shows what is good and what is bad, sets the right guidelines for children.
A small quiz on the fairy tales "A Thousand and One Nights", questions and tasks of which allow you to quickly, in a competitive game form test children's knowledge. Generates an interest in reading. It can be used in the lesson of extracurricular reading and as an independent event in the work of the GPA or a summer school camp.
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Quiz by Arabian tales"Thousand and One Nights"
- Decipher the names of literary heroes.
LADNDI (Aladdin)
MRADAJAN (Mardjana)
UUDBR (Budur)
DINSADBD (Sinbad)
- Who said these words?
- “Give this money to your mother. Tell her that your uncle has returned and will come to you for supper tomorrow. Let her cook a good supper." (Sorcerer, "Aladdin's Magic Lamp")
- "Uncle, reach out your hand to me and take my hat with pebbles, and then pull me upstairs: I can't get out myself." (Aladdin, "Aladdin's Magic Lamp")
- "What are you saying! You must have sunburned your head. Is it ever heard of the sons of tailors marrying the daughters of sultans? Eat better and sleep. Tomorrow you will not even think about such things. (Aladdin's Mother, "Aladdin's Magic Lamp")
- “I don’t want half, I want all the money! Tell me quickly how to enter the cave, and if you don’t tell me, I will report you to the Sultan, and he will order you to be executed.” (Qasim, "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves")
- “What is the use of sitting and mourning! Nobody can save me if I don't save myself. I’ll go further and maybe reach the place where people live.” (Sinbad, "Sinbad the Sailor")
- Remember.
- Who was the father of Scheherazade? (vizier)
- What was the name of Scheherazade's sister? (Dunyazada)
- Who was Aladdin's father, what was his name? (tailor Hasan)
- What city was the sorcerer who pretended to be Aladdin's uncle from? (Maghrib)
- What was the name of the genie from Aladdin? (Dahnash)
- Where was Princess Budur going when Aladdin first saw her? (to the bath)
- What was the name of Ali Baba's brother (Qasim)
- What plant was the name magic word in one of the stories? (simsim)
- Magic items.
Name as many magical items as you can.
- Magic numbers.
Name magic numbers from fairy tales. (12 golden dishes, Aladdin's Magic Lamp; 40 thieves; 7 Voyages of Sinbad, etc.)
- Crossword.
1 W | ||||||||||||
2 B | ||||||||||||
1 W | 3 A | |||||||||||
2 C | ||||||||||||
4 R | ||||||||||||
3 B |
The tale from the collection "A Thousand and One Nights", known to Slavic readers under the name "Aladdin and the Magic Lamp", is rich in unexpected plot twists, like most of Scheherazade's fairy tales. One of these surprises is the characterization of the main character - Aladdin. The young son of a tailor in his hometown is considered a slacker, because not only did he not learn his father's lessons in tailoring, but also, together with a gang of such slackers, steals fruit from other people's gardens. The question is, why on earth is such a guy the chosen one of fate? After all, it was he alone who was assigned the opportunity to get a magic lamp from a terrible dungeon! The Maghreb sorcerer was forced to look for Aladdin all over the earth in order to persuade the young man to go underground and bring the thing the sorcerer needed. How so?!
But an attentive and thoughtful reader will not be so surprised at this moment of the tale. It happens that a person with hidden virtues, in his younger years, cannot immediately find an application for his best qualities. Such people, not feeling interested in what their parents have comprehended, may not find the realization of their abilities for a long time. So the hero of the fairy tale Aladdin turned out to be able to remember exactly and follow the instructions of the Magribinian, having descended into a dungeon filled with evil monsters and ghosts. It turned out that the young man is brave and quick-witted.
When an old and experienced sorcerer tries to deceive a young boy, forcing him to give up a magic lamp before leaving the dungeon, the Magribinian stumbles upon an unexpectedly wise refusal of a young man, an unexpected persistence in protecting his own interests. Here you have another manifestation of the hidden virtues of Aladdin the slacker! The young man is only fifteen years old, and he is not only able to get a magic lamp, overcoming fears from meeting with monsters and ghosts, but also able to object to an old and experienced sorcerer in fraud!
In addition to courage and ingenuity, Aladdin in further developments fairy tales also show other virtues that not everyone can boast of. Having fallen in love with the beautiful Budur, Aladdin is stubborn in his desire to marry this particular girl, although there are plenty of obstacles and risks in the way of such an intention! The ability to love only one girl and be ready to give all your treasures for her is not typical of every man!
With the magical powers of a genie at their disposal, as Aladdin did when he learned to use a magic lamp, many men would not bother trying to please the rich sultan, the father of Princess Budur. After all, it was possible to order a genie to ensure the delivery of many beauties from all over the world. But Adaddin does not think about such a solution to the issue, since his heart is not stained by any meanness. After all, the young man dragged fruit from other people's gardens not from low intentions, but only from hunger. When fate provides him with prosperity, Aladdin uses his well-being wisely and not to harm others. That is why the intrigues and cunning of the Magribinian lead in the finale of the tale to the death of the sorcerer. A young hero lives happily with his wife and mother .
