The story of the wild Sinbad:
It is said that during the time of the Caliph al-Rashid in the city of Baghdad, the wild Sinbad used to live, who worked as a porter, and Sinbad was poor and had little money and food, and on a very hot day the wild Sinbad lowered his load in front of a spacious, luxurious and magnificent palace.

Sinbad looked with admiration at the beauty of the palace, amazed at its majesty and grandeur, and liked to rest a little in the shade, so he sat in front of the palace door, leaning on the luggage of lamb, where the pleasant breezes blew and the beautiful scents of flowers spread from the huge palace gate carrying with it the best and most beautiful perfumes.

Sinbad loosened in the beauty of nature around the palace and began to think about his poor condition and poverty, as he had only a small hut in this world until he fell asleep for a while, so he suddenly woke up to a soft, soft voice calling him (Come here, comrade.). Without knowing him, and how can the owner of the palace invite a poor young man to his hospitality without having a previous acquaintance between them.

Sinbad thought and then walked towards the palace in shame, answering the calls of sound that became constantly repeated. The young man entered the palace looking at the beauty of the bushes and roses in the beautiful palace square, and in the middle of it a large fountain was formed, almost to lengthen the sky from its height, water springs from it in a wonderful view, and while Sindbad is walking in contemplation this The camel heard the sound of a lute from afar, and walked behind him until he saw the Iwan full of people.

The poor Sindbad hid and cut his breath for fear of disturbing them, but they shouted at him (Go ahead, young man, do you know that you are now in the Sindbad the Sailor Palace), then the Sindbad the Sailor approached him a little, saying (Hala guest.), So the porter was astonished and asked him (Are you the Sindbad the Sailor?) Sinbad said (Yes, did you wonder about me?)

The porter answered: “And whoever does not admire of your command, sir, for you are the master of wonders and the maker of dreams and oddities, let me kiss your forehead.” Everyone laughed at once. Then they started singing, prepared feasts, ate and drank, and then they left the palace. Al-Bahri honored him and promised him that he would tell him all his misfortunes that he had gone through in his full of life.

In the morning everyone gathered again to listen to the adventures of Sinbad the Sailor full of dangers and wandering, and so we learned his story, which remained for generations and generations about the man of his life from the biographies of heroes.

The little rabbit quarreled with his brothers to go out and play with the squirrel, but they prevented him because the foxes were howling all night in the whole area, and perhaps they were hiding here or there, the rabbit got angry and said to them: I did not hear the sound of any fox yesterday!

Then they said to him (I was sleeping deeply and you must believe us.), The rabbit said to himself (They lie to me because they do not like my friend the squirrel and they do not like to play with him.), The rabbit ran away from the house, and searched for the squirrel, but he did not find it, so he said ( Maybe he was at the walnut tree, I would go to him.) And there the rooster standing on the tree saw him and said to him, “How did you get out today, Rabbit? Did you not hear the howling of foxes all night?)

The rabbit realized that he had sinned, because he did not believe the words of his brothers and that they were right, so he ran at full speed back home, but two of the foxes pursued him and grabbed him, and the rabbit realized death, and he could not move with the claws of one of the foxes on his back, and the fox that coveted the rabbit roared Alone, he said to the other fox, (He is my rabbit alone.) He replied, (I chased him with you and I have half of him.)

So he said to him: (Do you not see that I am under my claws
? Walk away, walk from here, or I killed you.) And here the second fox attacked him, and a heated quarrel took place between them, so the terrified rabbit fled with all his might so that the two foxes who were late to the matter could not catch up with him. The rabbit, who saw death with his own eyes, arrived home and the foxes returned to the forest .. And the three had learned a lesson they would never forget.