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Aladdin and the Magic Lamp

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Gutenberg ID
57
Title
Aladdin and the Magic Lamp
Language
en
Book source
Project Gutenberg
Description max 80 words
A timeless tale of a poor tailor's son who discovers a magic lamp, outwits a cunning magician, and wins the heart of a princess. Through wit and the aid of a powerful genie, Aladdin builds a magnificent palace, defeats evil forces, and secures a peaceful reign, offering an enchanting adventure filled with wonder and moral lessons.
Summary up to 500 words
In the tale of Aladdin and the Magic Lamp, a poor tailor's idle son, Aladdin, is tricked by a cunning African magician posing as his uncle. The magician lures Aladdin to a cave to retrieve a magical lamp, intending to kill him afterward. Trapped in the darkness, Aladdin rubs a ring the magician forgot, summoning a genie who frees him. Upon returning home, Aladdin's mother accidentally releases a second genie from the lamp while cleaning it. Together, they use the magic to amass great wealth, selling the genie's gifts to live comfortably. Aladdin falls in love with the Sultan's daughter, the Princess, after secretly observing her. To win her hand, he presents the Sultan with magical jewels. However, the Grand Vizier delays the marriage to secure the princess for his own son. When the Vizier's son is chosen, Aladdin uses the lamp to swap the bride and groom at midnight, keeping the princess for himself. After the Sultan demands an exorbitant dowry, Aladdin summons the genie to provide immense wealth and builds a magnificent palace of gold and jewels, impressing the court. Years later, the African magician, discovering Aladdin's success, seeks revenge. He tricks Aladdin into exchanging the magic lamp for an ordinary one while he is hunting. The magician then transports Aladdin, the princess, and the palace to Africa. Believing Aladdin dead, the Sultan orders his execution, but the crowd intervenes. Aladdin uses his magic ring to summon the genie, who returns him to the princess. They retrieve the lamp from the magician, who is killed by the genie. The magician's wicked brother, disguised as a holy woman named Fatima, arrives to avenge his brother. He deceives the princess into desiring a roc's egg for the palace dome. The genie warns Aladdin of the danger, revealing the woman's true identity. Aladdin kills the disguised magician, saving the princess. Aladdin and the princess live happily ever after. Upon the Sultan's death, Aladdin succeeds him, reigning for many years and leaving a long line of kings.
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4.2/5
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  • Fairy Tales
  • Children's stories
  • Arab folklore