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The Arabian Nights, Part 6 summary

Part 6 of 18 · 121 min to read the part

In The Story of Aladdin; Or, the Wonderful Lamp, an African magician poses as Aladdin’s uncle and sends him underground to fetch a powerful lamp, then traps him when he refuses to surrender it before climbing out. A genie summoned through a protective ring frees Aladdin, who returns home and tells his mother about the deception.

What happens

  1. Mustapha dies after failing to teach Aladdin his trade, and Aladdin’s mother supports her idle son by spinning cotton.
  2. The African magician claims to be Aladdin’s uncle and gains the family’s trust through gifts and promises of a shop.
  3. He leads Aladdin beyond the gardens, opens a hidden cave through magic, and gives him a protective ring.
  4. Aladdin retrieves the lamp and gathers jewel fruit, but the magician seals him underground after demanding the lamp first.
  5. On the third day, Aladdin accidentally rubs the ring, summons a genie, and asks to escape.
  6. Aladdin reaches home, recovers with his mother’s care, and recounts his ordeal while showing her the lamp and jewels.

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What to notice

Immediate danger makes Aladdin speak despite the genie’s frightening appearance. His request brings the escape that the magician means to prevent.

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What causes the genie to appear while Aladdin is trapped?

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