Scheherazade sat next to her husband, Shahryar, who ordered his servant, Masrour, to leave immediately and told her, feeling eager and excited to hear a new story from Sandaq and Nutaq’s stories: “What did Sandaq and Nutaq do during their visit to Tant Farah?”

Scheherazade felt happy for Shahryar’s enthusiasm to hear a new story, and she began to tell, saying: “O happy king, who has a rational opinion, I was informed that Sandaq and Bunduq went with their mother to Farah’s aunt and sat next to her while she was lying on the bed, sick, and the two children met Wael, and their mother asked them to leave the room Until you talk to Tant Farah on their own for a while.”

The children went to the living room and they were excited and eager to play video games together. Sandaq was excited to play and shouted, “Hey, hey, I won.. I won and you didn’t.”

Tales from the lips of Shahrzad.. The story is 17 nuts and nuts and the etiquette of visiting

Tales from the lips of Shahrzad.. The story is 17 nuts and nuts and the etiquette of visiting

Wael responded to him, objecting to his victory, saying: “No, you are wrong, and you also do not know how to play at all. Let us repeat the game from the beginning and you will see who among us will win.”

The two children started screaming at each other, and here Bundoq felt annoyed by their act and asked them to stop screaming, telling them: “What are you doing?! Play quietly because Farah is tired, and we are causing her trouble.”

Sandaq objected to his brother, saying: “You don’t see that he is making a mistake, and I am the winner, and then we are locking Mama and knocking on the door, meaning they will not hear us.”

Wael Al-Rai agreed with him, saying: “Oh, it is true that the door is closed, meaning that our voice will not reach them.”

Bunduq objected to them, saying: “No, Sandaq, you and Wael are wrong. Do you remember last year when we visited Samia while she was giving birth?

And he directed his speech to his brother Sandaq, saying: “And also, Sandaq, from the etiquette of the visit is that we adhere to calmness and do not disturb those we visit, especially if they are sick, and this is one of the principles of our religion and our beautiful morals that we were brought up on, or what, Sandaq?”

Scheherazade told her story, saying: “Sandaq felt ashamed of what he did, and so did Wael. They remained calm and promised Nutaq not to repeat their act again, and…”.

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And here the rooster crowed to end the story, and Scheherazade said: “Here, I will be silent about permissible speech and promise you, my lord, a new story tomorrow from the stories of sandalwood and hazelnuts.”