To access the list of all Friday afternoon stories, please click on the following link • Friday afternoon story - Night story - audio book - d... In the story of Havran and Baghban Pir, we hear that: One day, Harun Al-Rashid along with his minister, Jafar Barmaki, He went for a walk to a beautiful garden. They were walking in the garden when Aaron saw a red apple on a high branch. No matter what they tried, they could not pick the apple. So at Harun's suggestion, Jafar stepped on his shoulders and went up to pick the apple. The gardener, who witnessed this incident from a distance, was very surprised and because he was very forward-looking, a thought came to his mind. It was powerful. After some time he fell ill and his animals and friends abandoned him and left. Only the fox stayed with the lion. One day when the lion was very hungry, he said to the fox that for the days you have been eating the leftovers of my food, now go and get me some game. If you can catch a donkey, that's great; Because eating donkey brain gives me strength and makes me feel better. The fox went hunting and saw a donkey on the way. He went to the donkey and with great cunning brought him to the lion.... * This story is a summary of the story of the lion, the fox and the donkey from the valuable book "Kalilah and Demaneh". To know the continuation of the story, listen to this book. ** The story of Harun and Baghban is taken from the stories of the Thousand and One Nights. The story of the Thousand and One Nights is based on the story of a king named Shahryar and its narrator is Shahrazad (the minister's daughter). Most of its adventures take place in Baghdad and Iran, and its stories are considered to be of Iranian origin and translated from "Hazarafsan". It doesn't seem very real that the stories of the Thousand and One Nights were originally clear and their number was exactly one thousand. But many stories have been written under the name of "One Thousand and One Nights". According to Ali Asghar Hekmat, this book was created in India before the Achaemenid period and was translated into Persian (probably ancient Persian) before Alexander's invasion, and it was translated from Pahlavi into Arabic in the third century AH when Baghdad was the center of science and literature. . The Pahlavi original of the book has apparently been lost since it was translated into Arabic. He refers the reason why the book was translated into Farsi before Alexander to Masoudi's Moruj al-Zahb (died in 346 AH) and al-Fahrest Ibn Nadim (died in 385 AH) and then with references to the similarity of the Thousand and One Nights with the Book of Esther Torah. He argues that both books were written at the same time and before Alexander's invasion and have a common origin. Its Iranian name is a thousand legends, and when it was translated into Arabic, it was first called Al-Kharafa and then Al-Laila, and as Hikmat says, during the Fatimid caliphs of Egypt, it became Al-Laila and Laila (a thousand nights and one night). * Bahram Bayzaei, one of the other people who has worked in this field, and in response to orientalists who attribute the origin of the Arabian Nights to the Arabs and Greeks, but do not mention that it is Iranian, says: "One Thousand and One Nights has an Iranian origin. ; Because the main story or the basic story of it is Iranian and that story is Shahrazad himself. *Barmakis were one of the famous Iranian dynasties that shined in the caliphate during the Abbasid caliphate. Barmak was the title of the chiefs of the fire temple of Nobuhar in Balkh, and Barmakians are called because their predecessors had this clerical title. The first person from this family to infiltrate the Abbasid caliphate was Khalid son of Barmak. He was the ancestor of Baramke and in his time the Baramkean government came into existence. In the days of Harun al-Rashid, Yahya bin Khaled Barmaki became the minister and the Barmakis quickly went up and down the ranks; If Harun al-Rashid once went to Hajj together with Yahya bin Khalid and his two sons Fazl and Jafar. The intervention of the Barmakians in the affairs caused the jealousy of the caliph's relatives and those around the caliphate. As Harun Al-Rashid killed them. In the beginning, Yahya's children were cared for by Harun; But after some time, the caliph put them in prison and confiscated their property. 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