The conclusion of the story in my interpretation is not to trust anyone! Not always the one who seems to want your good, wants it for you. Exactly like also the idiom says "The wolf changes its hair, but the temper not"! Smart enough the fisherman succeeded in tricking the evil genie to get back into the vase, being trapped for another eternity.

Amazing! In the last episode I literally thought the fisherman was actually going to die but things turned out differently.

Based on this episode, the efreet is really cunning and wicked. I'm glad the fisherman noticed this and wasn't moved by the words of the efreet after he had locked the efreet back in the vase.

Well, I also love the wisdom and thinking capability of the fisherman. He did a great job by tricking the tricker back into the vase.

I'm glad evil was eventually outsmarted. Beautiful one ✨

Hello Sir @vcelier whenever I read stories from you I found them very interesting. I read many tales from you about Aladdin and this part of the tale is heart touching.

Karma is always balancing things and the evil genie experienced that on his own. As he wanted the death of the fisherman, he ended up locked back in the vase as he wasn't flexible on the fisherman's destiny. Why would you want to kill somebody that saves you? Well, karma is a b**ch and it got you back!

This is a good story and I like how the fisherman takes control of his destiny :)

In the story of the Merchant with the Efreet, the merchant accepted the will of the Efreet and surrendered to him as if he accepted his death. While the story goes differently for the poor Fisherman with the Efreet; the poor man takes control of the situation and cleverly lures the Efreet who was overly confident. Efreet's confidence was his failure, LOL.

This story of this fisherman is impressive because he did not show fear from the Efreet, instead he thought of a way to trick the Efreet into returning to his vase to seal it and not get out. The Efreet is also stupid because the fisherman ordered him to go back inside without thinking that he might be sealed again and imprisoned for a long time inside the vase.

After all, the fisherman is weak and has no ability to fight the Efreet, so he used his brain to save himself. This is a good lesson that we should learn in life, not all challenges in life require violence to overcome them. Sometimes the use of intelligence is more effective than force.

It seems like in Scheherazade's situation, she knows that the King is powerful so no one can stop the King if he wants to kill Scheherazade, but because of her strategy, she was able to convince the King not to kill her.

The way we all know that life has been given to us once and the way it was threatening the fish man that I will kill you and kill you and no one will know so he is very  was more afraid. Then an idea came to his mind that I should somehow lock him inside the bottle again and then he said to him that you are so big and how can he fit inside his bottle and  I don't believe how he can be locked up here for so long. 




As soon as he re-entered her, she stopped covering and this saved her life. From the way we saw, the minister's daughter was wise and she had saved her life so far, and from the way we now see that this fishman was also very wise. 




It is trapped inside this copper vessel. And if the fishman were to listen to him and take him out of the bottle, he would be the first to kill him. The mind that Allah has given to man, if he uses it, can be very successful and can come out of many places as we have seen it come out. Just as there are many examples in front of us in this world many people succeed by using their brain and those who don't can never succeed. 




The fear of death is much worse as we see first the fish man was afraid that his life would end and then his prudence saved his life and now again. Efreet life is in danger and he is wondering how many years he will have to live in this sea again. The story has become more interesting as there are many stories within a story making it more interesting to read and a lot of fun. 





The way you see it, the fishman is also telling a new story to him. As we all know that nothing beats experience and this doctor has a lot of experience in his field which is why he spent a night there and found out his story. Thought it would be taken in the morning. 




Now we have to wait for the next part to see if it will survive the prince or not. 

The fisherman and his cunning defeated the spiteful genius Efreet. Lost by his arrogance and desire to make his oath effective, the genius listened to the fisherman to re-enter the vase without realizing that this put him in the same situation that he hated so much. The fisherman covered the lamp and took control of the situation.
This story does not teach that even in the worst of situations, the genius wanted to kill the fisherman, if we keep calm and use our intelligence it is possible to find a way out that helps us in our objectives.
Let's hope that the genius has also learned from this story and doesn't make the mistake of underestimating others again.

Everytime when in stories someone says I'll let you decide how you want to die and your last wish before death... I always wondered is that person being kindhearted to him or more cruel.. still neutral thoughts on this.

Ah that sigh of relief when genie was exposed and Got what he deserved... Truth always came out and fisherman did that smartly. Looking forward to see the next chapter. 

__Story with in the Story__

We all appreciated the intelligence of Sheherazade and now I want to appreciate the intelligence of Fisher man who with his intelligence not only saved himself from the coming death but also imprison the Efreet into the vase again.

Otherwise Efreet would have killed him, The way he handled the situation with getting panic is splinded and amazing.  He knew that he don't have the power to fight with the efreet, he can't kill or defeat him, he can only defeat him with his brain and wisdom.


The story is getting interested day by day and Sheherazade is adding new stories to make sure sultan Stays busy in listening her stories and not think to kill her and her sister. 


As a Muslim, we know that, Hazrat Suleman is the king of all the Genie present in the World, as fisher man is a muslim also, he knew he can by the Help of Allah and his prophet Suleman, he can defeat this Genie  and that's why he used the name of Hazrat Suleman.

By using the name of Hazrat Suleman, the Genie gets unsettled and tried to do what the Fisherman said it, but as Human are above all the creation, He don't even think that he could had been imprison again if he entered the vase again. 

After he entered into the vase, the Fisher man in a hurry again closed the vase with the seal from Hazrat Suleman, Now Fisher man have saved his life and now Efreet is again in the Vase.


I think now Fisher man can ask for anything he want from the Efreet on the return of prison free life for Efreet. 

Hola 👋 cómo está Señor Vic. En lo que tenga tiempo leeré su nueva historia. Estoy full en casa, saludos por allá y espero estén bien de salud

Intriguing! Another story within a story. Sheherazade was a wise woman. She used this strategy to subtly keep the king's interest alive. And I'm baffled by the swift change of position between the Efreet and the Fisherman! The Efreet initially made threats and due to the Fisherman's cunningness, the Efreet began to beg for his life and freedom.

"Open the vase to me, and I will shower you with blessings!" 

Such lies. The Efreet's behaviour made me understand why Suleiman locked him in the jar with his seal in the first place. The Efreet was very wicked and cared about nothing except himself. It's a good thing the Fisherman did not allow his poverty to dull his senses. 

The second story of leprous king and knowledgeable doctor Rouiane is something to look forward to in the next chapter. We got only the introduction here. I'm sure the doctor knows how to cure the king and in turn the king will repay the old doctor in a cruel way which drives home the wisdom in these words:
>*Do you want to taste the bitterness of things? — Be kind and helpful.
Yes, I swear it on my life! Scoundrels ignore all gratitude.
If you want it, try it! And your fate will be that of poor Magir, mother of Amer!*

But I don't want to reach any conclusions yet. 😅 Very interesting. Thank you for sharing. 😊😊

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Hahaha
This is quite funny because it portrays the true habit of human beings. Most people tend to be very wicked and pretend to be good when they need help. It is a vety bad habit that most people have inculcated. 

Remember that the efreet was inside something like a bondage and the fisherman rescued him. What do you think the efreet was supposed to do? If I were the one, I will give thanks to the fisherman. I will give him a gift that he will never forget in his lifetime. 

People can pretend so much that they will pretend to be something that they are not. The efreet pretended like he was a good person when he was later wrapped up in the bondage by the fisherman. People can be so decisive which is not nice.

Well, I love the fact that the fisherman is God fearing. Even though the efreet wanted to kill him, he did not take a revenge. The only thing he did was to lock thr efreet inside the bondage again. Well, I am capable of doing that too. Hahaha

Some people may think that the fisherman repaid evil with evil but I do not see any evil act in what the fisherman has done. He tried to save himself and also made the efreet to learn his lesson. 

I think that is the best punishment that the efreet deserves and he will learn to say thank you to anyone who saved him.

It's now the fisherman's turn to set the pace, I guess the world is really spherical.
Karma really played a great role here but it's a tale....
Most times in life, I feel karma doesn't play it's role so effectively.
This is really a great piece, my greatest joy remains that the fisherman was able to trap the evil genie back for a thousand years again 

Hahaha! "A story within a story and another story within this story" incredible 


We have a saying here "who try to becomes extra smarter/clever deals twice damage" as it happened in this story with efreet. For example, if I were in the efreet's place, I would be more than happy to think that let's get free for some reason and by which I would have been freed, I would necessarily have enriched him with rewards. 


But no, efreet felt that now he is completely free and now there is no one to stop him from doing whatever he wants. But we also have another saying on this situation that I will tell you "God's rod is silent" this saying is usually used when someone is wronging someone. 


It means that when a powerful person is oppressing an oppressed person, it is said to make him fear of God. It is explained to him by saying that you will oppress this poor man, but do not forget that God sees and knows everything and when God hits you, you will not be left anywhere.


But if I tell the truth, the intelligence of the fisherman has to be appreciated here, just as he cleverly took a efreet in his words and induced him to return to the vase, it was a wonderful moment of this story. After all this, efreet must have realized that what is the fear of death when he thinks that he is going to sink again into the depths of the sea.


But as far as I'm concerned the fisherman will not do this to the efreet because he is looking a very kind hearted and a gentle man, that's why he is telling efreet a terrible story named as "THE VIZIR OF KING IOUNANE AND THE DOCTOR ROUIANE" so that efreet would learn a lesson from this story and swear that he would not harm the fisherman or anybody else by coming out of the vase.


Well, that was my assumption, let's see what happens in the story......

It is likely that there are various versions of stories inspired by the fisherman story. In Slovenia, for instance, there is a variation where the fisherman catches a fish that grants him three wishes. The story primarily revolves around the relationship between the fisherman and the fish, which is built on mutual trust. Personally, I must admit that if I ever came across a talking fish, I would undoubtedly become a true believer.

Great, it is King Iounane's passage. Here it raises questions about the nature of destiny and the extent to which we can control our lives. Can money and resources bring health and well-being? We will see.