7. Amir Arsalan-e Namdar - Friday Noon

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Amir Arsalan-e Namdar is one of the most famous Persian stories created and narrated by Naser ad-Din Shah's storyteller Mirza Mohammad Ali Naqib ul-Mamalek. However it was Fakhr ud-Doleh the princess who transcribed and preserved this story secretly. The story has been very popular during the last centruy, but it was only in 1961 that Mohammad Dja`far Mahdjoub edited and presented a definitive text, far superior to the simpler versions that were available until then. The story is fabulous in terms of legendary images, the number and variety of charachters. The story has been translated to German but not to any other european languages. The first chapter is presented as a sample this week. Story: Amir Arsalan-e Namdar Created by: Mirza Mohammad Ali Naqib ul-Mamalek Collected by: Fakhr ed-Dowleh Narrated by: SAYED Chapter 1: Khajeh No'man's Journey and His Great Benefit Time: 21 min Format: MP3

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This episode was published on March 30, 2006.

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Amir Arsalan-e Namdar is one of the most famous Persian stories created and narrated by Naser ad-Din Shah's storyteller Mirza Mohammad Ali Naqib ul-Mamalek. However it was Fakhr ud-Doleh the princess who transcribed and preserved this story...

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