Here we are on the 14th night of our Radio Arabian Nights this year.
We will continue our tale for this year, the tale of King Mahorab
First of all, You can refresh your mind with what happened last night here.
It is the 14th episode in our tale and the 536th night of our Egyptian Radio show.
You can listen to the episode after the break.
Mahorab reaches the land of Princess Nor El-Sabah, the daughter of King Degdah of Jinn.
The land of Princess Nor El-Sabah is the Kingdom of the Blue Jinn where everything is blue.
The buildings are blue, the plants are blues and the people are blue.
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| An Arabian Night Palace in Blue by Vipin A "Art Station" |
They laugh at him and soon he gets in a fight with a crowd who decide to take him to King Degdah.
Just as they bring him in front of King Degdah, the King screams and orders his guards to take him to prison.
“This is the human who will take my daughter Nor El-Sabah to the Upper world,” He says angrily as he takes the crowd and Mahorab to a room where suddenly a statue of that human appeared enchanting the Jinn princess.
The statue disappears because the original copy is here. Princess Nor El-Sabah hurries to find Mahorab and calls him her love only to anger her dad more.
He orders his guards to lock the princess and Mahorab.
He believes that the best way to solve this situation is by getting rid of Mahorab aka killing him but he needs the blessing of the High Priest … Harut. He summons him
Yes, the High Priest of the Blue Kingdom is Harut and he refuses to go to the King sending him a message instead.
In the message, the Priest tells the King not to stand against fate because fate will take its course eventually.
Nevertheless, the King is insisting on killing Mahorab yet he hears the screams of the guards, Mahorab vanishes.
Tomorrow night inshallah we know where Mahorab did with the Blue Jinn’s King.
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