The Moroccan series One Thousand and One Nights: Between Fantasy, Myth, and Reality

The Moroccan series One Thousand and One Nights is one of the most distinctive Arab series, as the story of the series includes many events in many regions, and all of these events are fictional events, and that is what distinguishes the series K, as the diversity of stories gives it a special character, as the events revolve around King Shahryar, who decided to take revenge on all women, and Scheherazade, the daughter of the minister, who decided in herself not to fall prey to him, as Scheherazade was able to attract the attention of the king in several ways.

The story of the Moroccan series One Thousand and One Nights Scheherazade was extremely intelligent, and this made her very lucky to escape being killed by Shahryar's executioner every time in a different way. Scheherazade was able to play on the point of excitement and suspense, which made Shahryar turn to her every time in a different way from the other.

Scheherazade was able to choose a unique and different way to attract Shahryar's attention, which would make him want to stay with her for a longer period of time. She was able to do this by telling legendary, imaginary stories.

She did not finish the story every time, and made the events as interesting as possible so that she could escape his punishment day after day. Scheherazade succeeded in escaping several times with stories that made Shahryar more attracted to her, and listen to what she told him with great love, which made him forget the reason for his revenge on women, which was his wife’s betrayal.

Series events The events of the Moroccan series One Thousand and One Nights begin with King Shahryar, who owned a large kingdom that reached India and China. This made him have a cruel heart, but inside his heart he has love and kindness. He has two brothers, one of whom was imprisoned for trying to kill his brother, and the other rules another region.

Shahryar is busy ruling his kingdom, but something happens that makes him change completely and he wants to take revenge on all the women of the earth by killing them. He hired a special executioner to take revenge, and this event was his wife's betrayal of him.

Shahryar began his revenge on the women in the palace. He would summon the girl and give her a deadline to try to stay, and then if she failed, her punishment would be death at dawn.

Scheherazade escapes Shahryar's plot Shahryar continued this revenge until he reached his minister's daughter, Scheherazade, a girl with intelligence and shrewd behavior. Scheherazade was an orphan girl with a younger sister, Dinazade, so Scheherazade lived in a small family.

Scheherazade was able to manage the house with ease, as she was captivatingly beautiful and had a unique way of managing affairs. She was able to form healthy relationships with everyone.

Scheherazade's life was peaceful until Shahryar asked her to be among the women he wanted to take revenge on. He always chose women of exceptional beauty.

But Scheherazade complied with Shahryar's request with all her might. She planned to save her life by using her intelligence, which she had always been known for. Indeed, Scheherazade was able to make Shahryar sleep every night without him ordering his executioner to kill her.

Scheherazade used the world of fairy tales, and then she told them to Shahryar, which made him fall asleep, while at the same time waiting to know the rest of the details of the story.

Series heroes The heroes of the Moroccan series One Thousand and One Nights were able to show the Moroccan heritage in a distinctive way, as all the actors relied on the official Moroccan dress of authentic Moroccan caftans, and this gave the series a distinctive historical character. All the actresses in the series were committed to showing the beautiful nature of the Moroccan girl without exaggerating in the use of cosmetics. We will show you the most important female heroes of the series in the following points:

Nadia Kunda played the role of Scheherazade. Fatima Zahraa Al-Jawhari in the role of Qamar Dunya Abza played the role of Khansa, Qamar's maid. Zainab Al-Alami played the role of Scheherazade's sister, Dina Zadeh. The role of Ghalia was played by Hanan Masoudi. The role of Jawhara was played by actress Amina Al-Alama. Kawthar Tanoury Badawi Victoria As for male actors

Younes Bob played the role of King Shahryar. He played the role of Badr Al-Zaman, the brother of the evil king, Jad Al-Kashif. As for Shahzaman, the king's brother, Al-Mutanabbi, his role was played by Ayoub Al-Yousfi. The character of Asoulil was played by the artist Younes Ben Zakour. The role of Minister Arslan was played by actor Mohamed El Khiari. The character of Faris was played by the artist Youssef Ben Hayoun. Number of episodes of the series The Moroccan TV series, One Thousand and One Nights, aired during Ramadan in 2014, and caused a huge stir in Morocco and the entire Arab world. The series consisted of 30 episodes.

After the success of the second part of the series, the production company thought of creating a second part of the series, and indeed the second part of the series was released with the same quality as the first part, as the company was interested in producing a distinctive historical work.

Casablanca Production has produced a unique historical series. The production costs were clear, as the series was filmed in numerous locations. Director Anwar Moatasem was able to move between fantasy and reality in a unique and engaging way, using the capabilities of his photography and the commitment of all the actors to his instructions.

Moroccan TV series One Thousand and One Nights reviews The cast of the Moroccan TV series One Thousand and One Nights did a great job in acting and portraying Moroccan nature. They were also able to portray the imagination in an interesting and enjoyable way. The series was a great launching pad for many actors.

Audiences rated the series as good, with a rating of 5.90, which is a good percentage, but the legal dispute that occurred over the series caused a stir around it. The dispute took place between director Anwar Moatasem and the Comus Bordxion company, as the company accused the director of stealing the series and giving it to another company.

Awards won by the series The Moroccan TV series One Thousand and One Nights did not win any awards, as a legal dispute prevented the success of the series from winning awards for the Moroccan history it presented.

Thus, we have learned everything about the Moroccan series “One Thousand and One Nights,” which received positive reviews from the audience, but did not achieve widespread and distinctive distribution.