Here we are on the eighth 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 eighth episode in our tale and the 530th night in the nights of our Egyptian Radio show.
You can listen to the episode after the break.
Mahorab delays travel every day and goes to that room every day to spend hours and hours speaking to those statues.
King Shador sends his vizier immediately after months to Fatoon and Mahorab who tells the Sultana that the other Sultanas gave birth to 29 princes who threaten her son’s throne.
He also tells Fatoon and her son that King Shador asked for them as well as for Priest Harut to return immediately because he was extremely.
The vizier asks Mahorab why he did not return to the Kingdom earlier as requested and the young crown prince decides to show him why.
He takes him and his mother to the room and just as he opens the door telling them that there are three amazing statues inside, the statues are not to be found in the room.
Mahorab can’t believe his eyes and he tells them everything.
Fatoon calls High Priest Harut to see what is going on and the old Priest tells the young crown prince that the statues are gone because they did their role already.
“Did not you know their names and where are they !?” He asks the prince.
“Now, they are gone and you must go back to your father to meet your fate” Harut adds.
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Fatoon asks him about her husband Shador and the old mysterious Priest tells her that he is actually dying and they must get going.
Both Fatoon and Mahorab arrive at the palace the king is dying already. Gathering his other 29 sons, King Shodar orders them to follow their Crown Prince Brother who will become King warning them of fighting among each other.
After they take the oath of allegiance to Mahorab, old King Shador passes away.
“The King is Dead, Long live King Mahorab” Says the Vizier.
Tomorrow inshallah we will know what King Mahorab will do.
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