The Story of Prince Arafat and the Three Girls

About this book

In an engaging storytelling frame, Dr. Hala Rashad Ataya—known as Mama Cavy—presents the story The Prince Arafat and the Three Girls. The work takes us to a magical imaginary world where there were three girls like sisters, alike in beauty but different in character. There is Hakemat the wise and contented, Dalal the pampered and extravagant, and Shams the stubborn and arrogant one who creates problems between them. The story is not just a narration of events, but a deep message for children and youth teaching them important human values. Through the destructive behavior of Shams and the forbearance and sense of Hakemat, we learn how jealousy can ruin friendships and how wisdom and reason can prevent quarrels. The work affirms the importance of blood ties, and that relatives must love each other despite differences in temperament. The Prince Arafat and the Three Girls is an inspiring book teaching children how to deal with friendships, planting in them values of tolerance and love, and how to make the right decisions when facing problems. It is a story that plants moral values in the souls of children.