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1 | Part I: The Book of His Luck | 1 months ago | |
2 | I | 1 months ago | |
3 | II | 1 months ago | |
4 | III | 1 months ago | |
5 | IV | 1 months ago | |
6 | V | 1 months ago | |
7 | VI | 1 months ago | |
8 | VII | 1 months ago | |
9 | VIII | 1 months ago | |
10 | IX | 1 months ago | |
11 | X | 1 months ago | |
12 | XI | 1 months ago | |
13 | XII | 1 months ago | |
14 | XIII | 1 months ago | |
15 | XIV | 1 months ago | |
16 | XV | 1 months ago | |
17 | XVI | 1 months ago | |
18 | XVII | 1 months ago | |
19 | XVIII | 1 months ago | |
20 | XIX | 1 months ago | |
21 | XX | 1 months ago | |
22 | XXI | 1 months ago | |
23 | XXII | 1 months ago | |
24 | XXIII | 1 months ago | |
25 | XXIV | 1 months ago | |
26 | XXV | 1 months ago | |
27 | XXVI | 1 months ago | |
28 | XXVII | 1 months ago | |
29 | XXVIII | 1 months ago | |
30 | Part II: The Book of His Fate | 1 months ago | |
31 | I | 1 months ago | |
32 | II | 1 months ago | |
33 | III | 1 months ago | |
34 | IV | 1 months ago | |
35 | V | 1 months ago | |
36 | VI | 1 months ago | |
37 | VII | 1 months ago | |
38 | VIII | 1 months ago | |
39 | IX | 1 months ago | |
40 | X | 1 months ago | |
41 | XI | 1 months ago | |
42 | XII | 1 months ago | |
43 | XIII | 1 months ago | |
44 | XIV | 1 months ago | |
45 | XV | 1 months ago | |
46 | XVI | 1 months ago | |
47 | XVII | 1 months ago | |
48 | Time Table to Part I | 1 months ago | |
49 | Time Table to Part II | 1 months ago | |
50 | Glossary of Arab Expressions and Names of Places | 1 months ago |
Saïd is a fisherman who has carefully saved up a small fortune to buy a coffeehouse. He imagines this to be the start of his upward climb in social status, until his savings mysteriously disappear. Convinced that this is the work of a jinni, he packs up his belongings and leaves with his wife, headed for a new start somewhere else.
Along the way, Saïd gets ahead smoothly by cunning and thievery, yet his fortunes are just as easily reversed by a turn of luck or the trickery of others.
After some rises and falls in his fortunes, Saïd is finally established as a merchant—but will his relentless greed cause his downfall?
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