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Storytelling profession in Iraq
Al-Qaskhun (Arabic: القصخون, from the Persian compound قصه خون qesse khun "storyteller"), also known as al-Hakawati (Arabic: الحكواتي), is a historic occupation
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Persian epic storytelling
Ferdowsi Shahnameh Shahnameh-khani Persian theatre Meddah Halqa Ashik Griot Al-Qaskhun Classical Persian: نقالی, romanized: naqqālī. Modern Iranian Persian:
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Tradition between the storyteller and their audience
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Turkish storyteller
society, the little function the meddah had was taken up by the ashik. Al-Qaskhun, Arabic/Persian equivalent of a meddah -- a professional storyteller who
Meddah
Capital of Iraq
acrobatics. Storytelling flourished, with professional storytellers (al-Qaskhun) captivating crowds, inspiring the tales of Arabian Nights. Although Arabic
Baghdad
later told in Arabian Nights. Storytelling became a profession called "al-Qaskhun" which survived until the modern era. The four surrounding walls of Baghdad
History_of_Baghdad
Heritage site in Baghdad, Iraq
the last of its kind that still holds nights where the profession of "al-Qaskhun" is practiced where every night of Ramadan. A professional Baghdadi storyteller
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