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Three sillies (England) -- Nasr-ed-Din Hodja in the pulpit (Turkey) --Lazy Jack (England) -- Chelm justice (Jewish) -- Those stubborn souls, the Biellese (Italy) ...

Favorite Folktales from Around the World - Jane Yolen - Google Books

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From Africa, Burma, and Czechoslovakia to Turkey, Vietnam, and Wales here are more than 150 of the world's best-loved folktales from more than forty countries...

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The Hodja Speaks bookworknada

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The Hodja Speaks Narrator from offstage for hundreds of years in the country of turkey tales have been told about Nasred Din Hodja a legendary character.

The Cartoonists' Society, which was established in 1970, contributed to the development of a generation of young cartoonists through the International Cartoon Contest of Nasred- din Hodja, collective exhibitions and catalogs. Young cartoonists gathered in the weekly humor magazine, Girgir (Fun), under the management ...

Saffron Tree: How Many Donkeys?

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... Middle Eastern folk literature - Jouha goes by Goha in Egypt, Mulla in Iran, Nasr-din Hodja in Turkey We see the numbers written from right to left, in Arabic and English numeral and ... Oh no, I lost a donkey, I must be unlucky, he thinks.

Favorite folktales from around the world - Buncombe County Library...

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The three sillies (England) ; Nasr-ed-Din Hodja in the pulpit (Turkey) ; Lazy Jack (England) ; Chelm justice (Jewish) ; Those stubborn souls, the Biellese (Italy) ...

The Arab World and Arab Americans | About ALA

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A familiar character in the Arab oral tradition, the Egyptian Goha resembles Mullah Nasr-ed-din from Iran, who is called Nasr-ed-din Hodja in Turkey, and Joha or Jha in other parts of the Arab world. He is a “wise fool,” a prankster who gets in lots of trouble, but manages to have the last word, a trait shared by tricksters in ...

mudcat.org: Lyr Req: I Ate the Boloney (Harry Lee)

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In Turkey they tell stories about Nasser Ed Din Hodja. In one of these he's on a trip with two friends. They are down to one bowl of rice and agree that whoever dreams the best dream will get it. His two friends dream of paradise, but Nasser Ed Din says, he dreamed he saw Satan with his fangs, who told him ...