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How many nights are in Arabian nights?
1001
How many pages does The Arabian Nights Murder have?
The Arabian Nights Murder has 317 pages.
Arabian nights bird?
The bird that is featured in "Arabian nights" is a Roc. A Roc is a sacred bird of Egypt. It looks like a very large crow.
Who is the writer of Arabian night?
If you are talking about The Book of One Thousand and One Nights (which is often referred to as Arabian Nights), then it contains various authors. ------------------------------ The One Thousand and One Arabian Nights was not written by a single person. It is a compilation of very interesting stories written by many and handed down orally through generations. ------------------------------ If you are talking about the play The Arabian Nights, then it was written by Mary Zimmerman.
When was In Arabian Nights created?
In Arabian Nights was created in 2008.
When was The Arabian Nights Murder created?
The Arabian Nights Murder was created in 1936.
When was New Arabian Nights created?
New Arabian Nights was created in 1882.
An Arabian nights story title is 'the story of the enchanted..'?
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Who is the original writer of Arabian nights?
If you are talking about The Book of One Thousand and One Nights (which is often referred to as Arabian Nights), then it contains various authors. ------------------------------ The One Thousand and One Arabian Nights was not written by a single person. It is a compilation of very interesting stories written by many and handed down orally through generations. ------------------------------ If you are talking about the play The Arabian Nights, then it was written by Mary Zimmerman.
How many chapters were in the book Arabian nights?
There are 34 chapters in the book
What is the ISBN of The Arabian Nights Murder?
The ISBN of The Arabian Nights Murder is 0-02-018600-2.
What is the original book of Arabian Nights?
The proper title is One Thousand and One Nights. However, it is often referred to as Arabian Nights which is taken from the title of the first English edition called The Arabian Nights' Entertainment.
