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Author(s): Nadia Jameel Taibah, Margaret Read MacDonald
ISBN(s): 9781591585299, 1591585295
Edition: 1
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Year: 2015
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ISBN 10: 1591585295 
ISBN 13: 9781591585299
Author: Nadia Jameel Taibah, Margaret Read MacDonald

This unique and diverse selection of traditional folktales from the countries of the Arabian Peninsula appeals to a broad audience, ranging from storytellers and educators to folklorists and scholars. A unique compilation of stories, Folktales from the Arabian Peninsula includes tales from seven countries: Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Coauthored by a renowned folklorist and a professor of education who recalls some of these poignant tales from her own childhood, the book opens with a discussion of the Arabian Peninsula that introduces each country and discusses its terrain, peoples, and current situation to provide important background information. The engaging stories that follow will serve elementary, junior high, and high school librarians as well as public librarians, professional storytellers, and folklorists. The tales themselves—many of which have never been published in English language children’s collections—are appropriate for readers grades five and up. Offers a collective of interesting folktales that introduces the cultures of seven countries of the Arabian Peninsula Presents unusual tales never before seen in English children’s collections Includes tale notes that document the relationship of these tales to world folklore Features color images that serve to bring the richness of folktales from the Arabian Peninsula to life

Folktales from the Arabian Peninsula Tales of Bahrain Kuwait Oman Qatar Saudi Arabia The United Arab Emirates and Yemen 1st Table of contents:

  1. The Arabian Peninsula
  2. Travel and Trade
  3. Frankincense
  4. Camels
  5. Pilgrimages
  6. Invasions
  7. Oil Wealth
  8. Islam
  9. The Countries of the Arabian Peninsula
  10. Bahrain
  11. Kuwait
  12. Oman
  13. Saudi Arabia
  14. United Arab Emirates
  15. Qatar
  16. Yemen
  17. Luqman the Wise
  18. Folktales from Saudi Arabia
  19. Animal Tales
  20. The Dove, the Partridge, and the Crow
  21. The Fox, the Wolf, and the Lion
  22. The Ant and the Louse
  23. Riddle Stories
  24. Signs
  25. Jouha Stories
  26. Jouha and His Donkeys
  27. Humorous Tales
  28. The Poor Lady’s Plan
  29. Magical Stories
  30. Throw Your Pumpkin and Pick Me Up
  31. The Annoying Dove
  32. The Seven Buckthorn Pickers
  33. Religious Tales
  34. A Wise Young Boy
  35. The King, the Prince, and the Naughty Sheep
  36. The Miracle of the Spider’s Web
  37. ‘Umar Ibn Al-Khattab Cooks Food for Hungry Children
  38. Saudi Arabia: other Tales
  39. Makki and Kakki
  40. The Mouse and the Eggshell Boat
  41. The Cat Country
  42. The Lost City of Ubar
  43. Folktales from Bahrain
  44. Aziz, Son of His Maternal Uncle
  45. The Springs of Bahrain
  46. Folktales from Kuwait
  47. About Jouha
  48. Answering the Scholar
  49. Jouha Sings from the Minaret
  50. Counting the Days of Ramadan
  51. Choices
  52. The Helpful Dog
  53. The Black Pearl and the White Pearl
  54. Kill the Man Who Killed the Dog
  55. Nesóp and the Snake
  56. The Hattáb (Woodcutter) and the Khaznah (Treasure)
  57. Folktales from Oman
  58. Abu Nawas, the Trickster
  59. A Djinn Story
  60. Jouha Loses His Donkey
  61. Who Should Ride the Donkey?
  62. When Jouha’s Donkey Passes Gas
  63. The Djinn Outside the Window
  64. The Sad Story of the Mother Camel
  65. The Camel from the Rock
  66. Facts: The Remarkable Camel
  67. Why Love is Blind
  68. The Thrifty Ant
  69. The Fake Bride
  70. Strangers on the Road
  71. The Jinn Builds a Road
  72. Tricking the Sahar
  73. The Biggest Lie
  74. Folktales from Qatar
  75. The Helpful Fish
  76. Wealth, Success, and Love
  77. Origin of the Dhow’s Lateen Sail
  78. Folktales from the United Arab Emirates
  79. Why the Hen Cannot Fly
  80. The Shaikh’s Sheep
  81. The Fisherman’s Daughter
  82. Folktales from Yemen
  83. The Queen of Sheba Visits King Solomon
  84. Queen Bilquis Visits King Suyleiman
  85. The Mighty Dyke of Ma-rib
  86. The Year of the White Elephant
  87. The Manly Maiden
  88. Arabic Proverbs and Proverb Tales
  89. Arabic Proverbs
  90. Proverbs from the United Arab Emirates
  91. Hunain’s Slippers
  92. A Crab Has Drowned a Camel
  93. Riddles
  94. Riddles from the United Arab Emirates
  95. Arabic Words
  96. Stars with Arabic Names
  97. Food Words
  98. Fabrics
  99. Colors
  100. Seafaring Words
  101. Other Arabic Words
  102. Tale Notes
  103. Motif and Type Sources
  104. Luqman the Wise
  105. The Dove, the Partridge, and the Crow
  106. The Lion, the Wolf, and the Fox
  107. The Ant and the Louse
  108. Signs
  109. Jouha and his Donkeys
  110. The Poor Lady’s Plan
  111. Throw Your Pumpkin and Pick Me Up
  112. The Annoying Dove
  113. The Seven Buckthorn Pickers
  114. A Wise Young Boy
  115. The King, the Prince, and the Naughty Sheep
  116. The Miracle of the Spider’s Web
  117. ‘Umar Ibn Al-Khattab Cooks Food for Hungry Children
  118. Makki and Kakki
  119. The Mouse and the Eggshell Boat
  120. The Cat Country
  121. The Lost City of Ubar
  122. Aziz, Son of his Maternal Uncle
  123. The Springs of Bahrain
  124. Answering the Scholar
  125. Jouha Sings from the Minaret
  126. Counting the Days of Ramadan
  127. Choices
  128. The Helpful Dog
  129. The Black Pearl and the White Pearl
  130. Kill the Man Who Killed the Dog
  131. Nesóp and the Snake
  132. The Hattáb (Woodcutter) and the Khaznah (Treasure)
  133. Abu Nawas, the Trickster
  134. A Djinn Story
  135. Jouha Loses His Donkey
  136. Who Should Ride the Donkey?
  137. When Jouha’s Donkey Passes Gas
  138. The Djinn Outside the Window
  139. The Sad Story of the Mother Camel
  140. The Camel from the Rock
  141. Facts: The Remarkable Camel
  142. Why Love is Blind
  143. The Thrifty Ant
  144. The Fake Bride
  145. Strangers on the Road
  146. A Jinn Builds a Road
  147. Tricking the Sahar
  148. The Biggest Lie
  149. The Helpful Fish
  150. Wealth, Success, and Love
  151. Origin of the Dhow’s Lateen Sail
  152. Why the Hen Cannot Fly
  153. The Shaikh’s Sheep
  154. The Fisherman’s Daughter
  155. The Queen of Sheba Visits Solomon
  156. Queen Bilquis Visits King Suyleiman
  157. The Mighty Dike of Ma-rib
  158. The Year of the White Elephant
  159. The Manly Maiden
  160. Proverbs from the United Arab Emirates
  161. Hunain’s Slippers
  162. A Crab who Drowned a Camel
  163. Riddles
  164. Arabic Words
  165. More Folktales from the Arabian Peninsula

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