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Collection of traditional humorous tales in Persian (Farsi).

Excellent Source of Persian short stories! Mullah Nasreddin is a famous Persian character who appears in many funny Persian stories. He is always humorous, wise, and sometimes philosophic. Mulla’s stories are generally funny, but in the subtle humor there is always a lesson to be learned. Just hearing Molla's name brings smile to Persians. You cannot find an Iranian who does not know a few stories of Mulla. This book offers about 200 funny stories of Mulla Nasreddin. It is an excellent source of short stories that are both enjoyable and relatively easy to understand for intermediate to advanced Persian learners.  Laugh and learn Farsi is a series of supplementary texts for Persian students and professionals who want to better understand Persian native speakers, publications and media. Learn Persian the Fun Way!What Are You Waiting For?Get this book now and enjoy learning Persian today!Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy button. Published By: www.learnpersianonline.com

Excellent Source of Persian short stories! Mullah Nasreddin is a famous Persian character who appears in many funny Persian stories. He is always humorous, wise, and sometimes philosophic. Mulla’s stories are generally funny, but in the subtle humor there is always a lesson to be learned. Just hearing Molla's name brings smile to Persians. You cannot find an Iranian who does not know a few stories of Mulla. This book offers about 200 funny stories of Mulla Nasreddin. It is an excellent source of short stories that are both enjoyable and relatively easy to understand for intermediate to advanced Persian learners.  Laugh and learn Farsi is a series of supplementary texts for Persian students and professionals who want to better understand Persian native speakers, publications and media. Learn Persian the Fun Way!What Are You Waiting For?Get this book now and enjoy learning Persian today!Scroll to the top of the page and select the buy button. Published By: www.learnpersianonline.com

Popular Sephardic Jewish stories. 272 pages. 14x21 cm. with Colored pictures. Nasreddin Hodja.

Explore the wonders of Turkey with your children. Learn about the traditions, the food, the history, places to visit, and all that Turkey has to offer as you join Nasreddin Hoca and his friends on an educational adventure. Suitable for ages 3-9, this 44-page coloring and activity book will entertain and challenge. It's hours of fun!

Tales of the Hodja Russian Tales and legends Retold by Charles Downing Illustrated byWilliam Papas---1964 These delightful stories of Nasreddin Hodja, one of the most celebrated personalities of the Middle East, the Balkans and Greece, have been translated from the Turkish by Charles Downing. The honorary title of hodja-denoting a scholar, in particular one learned in the Quran and religious law - enables Nasreddin to perform many functions in society. He can act as a cadi or magistrate, a khatib or as imam or prayer-leader. He is a many sided hero, sometimes foolish, sometimes wise, but always endearing. William Papas has captured the Hodja's changing personalities in his brilliant, full-color illustrations. With an unusual combination of story-telling skill and scholarship Charles Downing has presented traditional Russian Folk-tales and heroic myths in this lively and varied collection for the Oxford Myths and Legends series. Here are superb stories of prices and peasants, of Cossacks and Tartars, of fairies and devils; stories both sad and gay.

The book comprises of entertaining and thought-provoking anecdotes about Djoha (Nasreddin Hodja), one of the most popular personalities in traditional Sephardic culture. Traditional Djoha stories have been passed down from generation to generation and by word of mouth. A folkloric character; Djoha isa funny and intelligent personality. Moreover, he has the ability to educatepeople while making them laugh.Dr. Selim Yehoshua Salti has written 101 modern stories by adapting Djoha anecdotes to the present day, for this book. Werecommend this publication which is enriched with cartoons and printed in color, to anyone interested in Sephardic and Spanish culture. Editors: Translator: 196 pages.

Physical description; 176 p. : ill. ; 23 cm. Subject; Nasreddin Hoca active 13th century.

A lushly illustrated, fanciful adaptation of a Turkish fable tells the tale of a poor villager named Mustafo, who must give a gift of tribute to his tyrannical Mongol ruler. When Mustafo presents his old donkey, his only posession, the Mongol is furious and threatens to kill the villager. But Nasreddin Hoca, the wiseman, devises a plan to save Mustafo. Nasreddin also manages to prove that the donkey reads.

Mulla Nasreddin is one of the most celebrated personalities in Persian folklore. He is a character who appears in thousands of stories, always witty, sometimes wise, even philosophic, sometimes the instigator of practical jokes on others and often a fool or the butt of a joke. Stories relating to Mulla Nasreddin are generally humorous, but in the subtle humor there is always a lesson to be learned. These stories involve people and incidents in all walks of life, from king to beggar, from cleric to politician.This collection, published for the first time in a bilingual format, includes anecdotes popular in Iran, Turkey, and other regions of the Middle East. In preparing this volume, the editor and the translator have tried to select stories which are representative of the wit and wisdom of Mulla Nasreddin stories in the hope that these efforts will bring a few smiles to children of all ages.