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Folktales From Palestine
by Noor Bashiti
Palestinian folktales retold for today — stories that carry the soul of a people, the lessons of our ancestors, and a bit of magic for all ages.
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The Queen Who Tried to Steal the Moonlight
In this Palestinian folktale–inspired story, a jealous queen tries to steal the moonlight for herself… only to learn that no heart shines by dimming another. Adapted and narrated by Noor Bashiti, with original artwork, and sound design by Noor Bashiti.These are modern retellings inspired by classic Palestinian folk stories — reimagined to keep our heritage alive, one tale at a time.#Palestine #FolkTalesFromPalestine #PalestinianHeritage #StorytellingPodcast #MiddleEasternFolklore #TunjurTunjur #OralTradition #ArabicFolklore #CulturalHeritage #KidsPodcast #fairytales
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Tunjur, Tunjur!
When a lonely old woman molds a pot from clay, her creation comes to life — singing, rolling, and causing a little trouble along the way. Tunjur, Tunjur is a beloved Palestinian folk tale full of humor, heart, and a gentle reminder that what’s inside matters more than what’s outside.Adapted and narrated by Noor Bashiti, with original artwork, and sound design by Noor Bashiti.These are modern retellings inspired by classic Palestinian folk stories — reimagined to keep our heritage alive, one tale at a time.#Palestine #FolkTalesFromPalestine #PalestinianHeritage #StorytellingPodcast #MiddleEasternFolklore #TunjurTunjur #OralTradition #ArabicFolklore #CulturalHeritage #KidsPodcast
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