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رفض الملك تزويجه ابنته لأنه راعٍ فقير، فأقسم على اختطاف الأمير... وما فعلته الأميرة أذهل الجميع! – Transcript
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- Aladdin asked the king for the hand of Princess Dunya Zad, but the king rejected him and had him thrown out of the palace.
- Aladdin intercepted the princess during her stroll outside the walls and brought her to a mountain hut, where she willingly chose to stay.
- Sheikh Yahya lawfully married Aladdin and Princess Dunya Zad, and the king ultimately retreated after the villagers stood in their defense.
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Your Majesty, I have come to ask for the hand of your daughter, Princess Dunya Zad. Who are you? A young man from this kingdom. You are but a beggar who cannot even afford the clothes on his back. My daughter is pursued by princes and you poor wretch.
Dare to dream of her? If I did not find your request laughable, I would have had your head. Get him out of the palace. I swear to you, my king, I will take the princess from among your guards.
No one in the kingdom dared to look the king in the eye in the eye. For the man was known for his cruelty. Even people whispered his name in fear, not respect, not respect. But on a morning when his palace was crowded with ministers, merchants, and nobles, a poor young man stood tall as if he did not see the crowns or the swords surrounding the throne.
His name was Aladdin. He had no land, no money, and no noble lineage, but he possessed striking handsomeness, a face that bore the marks of honesty, and eyes that knew no submission. He lived as an orphan, working with his hands in the fields, and sharing his bread with the needy.
That is why the villagers loved him, while the king knew nothing of him. As for Princess Dunya Zad, she was completely different from her father. People knew her for her kind heart, and whenever she went out to the city, she would sometimes hide her face, to distribute food to the poor herself.
And there, Aladdin's eyes saw her for the first time. It was not a love born of her beauty alone, but of the mercy he witnessed in her actions. From that day on, his heart was attached to her, even though he knew that heaven was closer to him than the king's daughter.
He kept resisting his feelings for long months until one night. He told himself, if she rejects me, I will not regret it. But if I remain silent all my life, I will regret it forever. The next morning, he entered the throne room, amidst everyone's astonishment.
Silence fell when he knelt before the king, then he said steadily, Your Majesty, I have come to ask for the hand of your daughter, Princess Dunya Zad. Some of those precious things, Princess Dunya Zad, some of those present burst into laughter. The king looked at him for a long time, then said in a cold voice, who are you?
Who are you? Aladdin replied, a young man from this kingdom. The king smiled sarcastically and said, You are but a beggar, who cannot even afford the clothes on his back. The courtier's laughter grew louder. Aladdin felt the heat of the insult stinging his heart, but he remained silent.
The king leaned from the edge of his throne and said with contempt, My daughter is pursued by princes and you poor wretch, dream of her. Some ministers lowered their heads in shame at the cruelty of the words. As for Aladdin, he clenched his fists until his knuckles turned white.
Then the king added, If I did not find your request laughable, I would have had your head. And he signaled to the guards, throw him out of the palace, and let this be a lesson to all who forget their place. The guards rushed and pushed him forcefully until he fell on the palace steps before the people.
Some onlookers laughed while others merely watched him in silence. At that moment, Dany Azad looked up from the palace balcony and saw the young man, rising slowly, his clothes covered in dust. Their eyes met for a few seconds.
She saw in his eyes a pain she could not forget, as for him, he did not say a word. He stood up and dusted off his clothes, then spoke in a soft voice, but his words were like an oath, oath. I swear to you, O king, I will snatch the princess from among your guards and no one will have the power to stop me.
Then he turned and left. Weeks passed, no one saw Aladdin in the city, while life began to return to normal inside the palace. On a bright morning, Princess Dany Azad went out for a stroll outside the kingdom's walls, surrounded by a number of soldiers and handmaidens.
She was smiling at the children she encountered on the way. She did not know that eyes were watching the procession from atop a nearby hill, and a masked man was standing there, holding a short staff, waiting for the right moment.
The procession approached a narrow pass between the rocks. Suddenly, the masked man jumped in front of the horses. The captain of the guard shouted, Who are you? But the man did not answer. He lunged with lightning speed and took down the first soldier, with a single blow, with a single blow.
Then he spun like a hurricane among the rest of the guards. The handmaidens' screams grew louder. As the soldiers began to fall, one by one amidst the chaos, the princess stood, staring at that mysterious fighter. Then, when the last soldier fell to the ground, the masked man turned slowly toward her.
The masked man stood before Princess Dany Azad, Dany Azad. Then he slowly raised his hand to his face and removed the mask. Dany Azad's eyes widened in astonishment, and she whispered, Aladdin. His face was tired and there was a small bleeding cut on his forehead, but he looked at her, steadily and said, Yes, it is me.
One of the handmaidens backed away, screaming, The princess has been kidnapped. But Dany Azad did not scream. She remained staring at the young man standing before her as if he had emerged from an old memory. He approached her cautiously and said, In a low voice, I will not hurt you nut.
Dany Azad, then he pointed to a nearby horse and added, Come with me. She hesitated for a moment, looking at the soldiers lying on the ground, then toward the road leading to the palace. She knew her return would mean another life of orders and restrictions, while this young man stood before her, even though he knew the king would hunt him to the ends of the earth.
She mounted the horse without a word. The horse took off, climbing toward the mountain. The wind whipping her clothes while the handmaidens screamed behind them for help. After long hours of climbing between rocks and rugged paths until he left the kingdom and reached a high peak shrouded in fog, there stood a small hut near an ancient tree.
All around it was a silence that did not resemble the silence of the palace, but rather a strange peace. Aladdin got off the horse, then he helped Dany Azad down. He remained standing before her for long moments as if searching for the right words.
Finally, he said, From the day your father insulted me in front of the people, I swore to kidnap you. Dany Azad lowered her gaze and did not answer. He continued, stepping back, but I did not kidnap you to force you into anything. He raised his eyes to her and added with painful sincerity.
I loved you before I knew you were a princess and I loved your heart before your face. And now you are free. If you want to return to the palace, I will take you back myself and I will never approach you again. But if you want to stay here, I will consider it.
The greatest blessing of my life, ha ha. Silence prevailed. Dany Azad could hear the sound of the wind between the rocks and felt her heart beating strongly. She remembered her father's harsh stares and the political marriages he planned and she also remembered. The young man who fell on the palace steps then rose without begging.
She raised her head slowly and said, Do you think I felt nothing for you? Aladdin froze in his place. She took a step toward him, her eyes shimmering with tears. When my father insulted you, I felt as if I were the one insulted. He could not believe what he heard.
She gave a slight smile and said, I am tired of a life where I choose nothing. And in that moment, Aladdin felt that the whole world had stopped to back at the palace. The soldiers and handmaidens returned and told the king everything that happened.
The king stood in the throne room striking the ground with his staff and shouting how could one man kidnap her. The captain of the guard bowed and said tremblingly he fought as if he were an army. He, my lord, the king screamed, I want the kingdom's best knights. Search the mountains, the valleys and the forests.
Whoever finds the princess shall have gold and glory. The knights rushed out while the king remained staring into the void his eyes filled with madness. Up on the mountain, Aladdin led Dunezad to another slightly larger hut from which a warm firelight glowed. He opened the door to reveal an elderly man with a white beard and sharp eyes. The old man froze when he saw the princess.
Oh God, is this the king's daughter? Aladdin nodded and said firmly, yes, sheikh. The old man looked at him with great anxiety and whispered, have you lost your mind, my son? The king will burn this mountain and everyone on it. Aladdin took a deep breath and said, I am an orphan and I have nothing.