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'''Ali Baba''' was the star of a tale out of the [[Arabian Nights]], a famous work of [[Islamic]] literature. He was a poor woodchopper who followed a group of thieves to a hideout in a cave, where they said "Open sesame" to make a stone at the cave mouth roll away (cf. [[Easter]]). Then Ali Baba did the same thing, and left with all their treasure. The [[moral]] of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves is that if you are honest and clever like Ali Baba, [[Allah]] will grant you great wealth.
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'''Ali Baba''' was the titular character in one of the stories of the [[Arabian Nights]], a famous work of [[Islamic]] [[literature]]. He was a poor woodchopper who followed a group of thieves to a hideout in a cave, where they said "Open sesame" to make a stone at the cave mouth roll away. Then, Ali Baba did the same thing and left with all their treasure.  
  
 
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Latest revision as of 20:54, September 15, 2018

Ali Baba was the titular character in one of the stories of the Arabian Nights, a famous work of Islamic literature. He was a poor woodchopper who followed a group of thieves to a hideout in a cave, where they said "Open sesame" to make a stone at the cave mouth roll away. Then, Ali Baba did the same thing and left with all their treasure.

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