It has always seemed to be a necessity for all the peoples of the earth to shape myths, legends, and fairy tales. Since very ancient times, these circulated from country to country... along with the products of each place.

From all the places that sailors visited, merchants and caravans brought along their way of life, their art, their religion, and generally their stance within the family and society of their homeland. Through the trade routes, people, by exhibiting and selling their goods, communicated with each other and exchanged ideas, religions, and cultures.

Thus, Persians, Arabs, Indians, and Chinese, with their caravans, along with silks, spices, and the adventures of travel, also carried their customs, stories, songs, and fairy tales. From all this, various storytellers emerged...

One of these storytellers is Ismail, who narrates some stories he heard and learned from other storytellers and travelers.