HIKAYAR ABUL HASSAN DA KUYANGARSA TAWADDUD

About this Novel

In the city of Baghdad, during the reign of Caliph Harun Al-Rashid, a wealthy man named Abu Hasan was living a life of extravagance. His days were filled with feasting on fine foods, dividing his wealth in gold, silver, and jewels, and indulging in endless laughter and entertainment with his maids, who sang to him and received lavish gifts. This opulent lifestyle persisted until he squandered all his wealth, losing everything he once possessed. Only one thing remained: his maidservant, a woman he inherited from his father. This maidservant was unlike any other, possessing extraordinary beauty, intelligence, and a sweet, persuasive manner of speaking. She outshone her peers in knowledge and the art of captivating people's attention. Her charm knew no bounds. She was skilled at charming her lover, and when people beheld her, they could only think of the month of Sha'ban, for her eyes shone as bright as crystals, reminiscent of lightning or a sharp sword. Her presence was accompanied by a delightful fragrance and soft, tender allure. Her figure was that of an apple, her lips were medium-sized like a seal, and her perfectly aligned teeth resembled an archer's arrows.