Shahrazade''s dreams

In this book, "Taha Hussein" is away from the reality and transports us through the tales of "One Thousand and One Nights" to live in worlds of imagination, away from logic or reasonable, where he triumphs for myth and deepens its impact, away from the reality And literary workmanship. Taha Hussein realizes the great heritage value that this book holds; He deliberately used it as a bowl to convey his ideas without carrying the narration on the text, taking the character "Shahryar", but after the end of a thousand nights of hearing the stories of "Shahrazad", it has changed anything in himself, so it is no longer that the most amazing king who burns himself lust and dominates anger, but rather he was affected A kind of anxiety made by thirst for knowledge, as he set out looking for symbols and meanings behind the ambiguity of "Sherazade" and their stories, and anything that is filled with symbols more than dreams?! He began to sneak every night to see her dreams, trying to stand behind the meanings.