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Die Geschichte des Ali Chodjah, Kaufmann von Bagdad
- Narrated by: Gerald Pichowetz
- Length: 26 mins
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Die Geschichte des Ali Chodjah, Kaufmann von Bagdad
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Publisher's Summary
Unter der Regierung des Kalifen Harun Arraschid lebte in Bagdad ein Kaufmann, namens Ali Chodjah, der zwar nicht zu den reichsten, aber auch nicht zu den ärmsten gehörte, im Haus seiner Väter wohnte und weder Weib noch Kinder hatte. In der Zeit, da er, ganz sein eigener Herr, zufrieden vom Ertrag seines Handels lebte, hatte er drei Nächte hintereinander einen Traum, worin ihm ein ehrwürdiger Greis mit strengem Blick erschien war und einen heftigen Verweis gegeben hatte, weil er die vom Gesetz vorgeschriebene Wallfahrt nach Mekka noch nicht gemacht habe.
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