In this work's frame story, Shahryar [SHAH-ree-ahr] kills one wife a day to prevent them from cheating on him, and Dunyazad [DOON-yah-zahd] asks her sister to tell one last tale. Stories in this work include one about a tailor's son who releases djins ["jeans"] from a ring and a (*) lamp and another about a man who discovers the password "Open Sesame!" Including "Aladdin" and "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," for 10 points, name this collection of tales told by Scheheraz
In this work's frame story, Shahryar [SHAH-ree-ahr] kills one wife a day to prevent them from cheating on him, and Dunyazad [DOON-yah-zahd] asks her sister to tell one last tale. Stories in this work include one about a tailor's son who releases djins ["jeans"] from a ring and a (*) lamp and another about a man who discovers the password "Open Sesame!" Including "Aladdin" and "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves," for 10 points, name this collection of tales told by Scheherazade [sheh-HAYR-ah-zahd].
In this work's frame story, Shahryar [SHAH-ree-ahr] kills one wife a day to prevent them from cheating on him, and Dunyazad [DOON-yah-zahd] asks her sister to tell one last tale.
The Thousand and One Nights (accept The Arabian Nights)