In the old Persian city of Isfahan, a poor woodcutter named Ali hides in a tree and watches forty riders open a hidden cave with two secret words. When a little of that treasure finds its way home, his proud brother Cassim wants all of it, and a sharp-eyed neighbor wife starts asking questions.
This is the complete Ali Baba story in a single episode, told as a Persian-style folk drama with every major beat in order. You'll meet the gentle woodcutter Ali, his practical wife Zainab, their son Karim, the grasping Cassim and his watchful wife Salima, the cheerful cobbler Baba Mustapha, the cold and patient Captain, and Morgiana, the quick-thinking young woman who stays one step ahead of every danger.
Watch the secret cave, the chalk marks on the doors, the thirty-eight oil jars, the dinner with a guest who will not eat salt, and the dagger dance that changes everything. Then stay for the wedding in the garden and the quiet ending at the rock. The full story and its ending are included in this one video.
00:00 A Whisper in the Jar, Two Brothers in Persia
00:30 Cassim's Cold Welcome and a Coin Like Charity
01:00 Morgiana's Warm Nod, One Coin at Home, Zain
03:00 Ali Steps Into the Cave
03:30 Ali Fills His Sacks With Gold
04:00 Ali Loads the Donkeys and Seals the Rock
04:30 Home at Dusk, Zainab Sees His Face
05:00 Gold Spills Across the Mat
07:30 A Coin Hides Under the Pan
08:00 Salima Finds the Coin
08:30 Cassim's Surprise Turns to Hunger
09:00 Cassim Demands an Explanation
09:30 Ali Offers to Share; Cassim Wants the Words
10:00 Ali Gives the Words; "He Will Go Alone"
10:30 Cassim Rides Out With Ten Mules
11:00 Cassim Opens the Rock
#AliBaba #FortyThieves #PersianDrama #IranianDrama #FullStory #FolkTale #AdventureDrama
This is the complete Ali Baba story in a single episode, told as a Persian-style folk drama with every major beat in order. You'll meet the gentle woodcutter Ali, his practical wife Zainab, their son Karim, the grasping Cassim and his watchful wife Salima, the cheerful cobbler Baba Mustapha, the cold and patient Captain, and Morgiana, the quick-thinking young woman who stays one step ahead of every danger.
Watch the secret cave, the chalk marks on the doors, the thirty-eight oil jars, the dinner with a guest who will not eat salt, and the dagger dance that changes everything. Then stay for the wedding in the garden and the quiet ending at the rock. The full story and its ending are included in this one video.
00:00 A Whisper in the Jar, Two Brothers in Persia
00:30 Cassim's Cold Welcome and a Coin Like Charity
01:00 Morgiana's Warm Nod, One Coin at Home, Zain
03:00 Ali Steps Into the Cave
03:30 Ali Fills His Sacks With Gold
04:00 Ali Loads the Donkeys and Seals the Rock
04:30 Home at Dusk, Zainab Sees His Face
05:00 Gold Spills Across the Mat
07:30 A Coin Hides Under the Pan
08:00 Salima Finds the Coin
08:30 Cassim's Surprise Turns to Hunger
09:00 Cassim Demands an Explanation
09:30 Ali Offers to Share; Cassim Wants the Words
10:00 Ali Gives the Words; "He Will Go Alone"
10:30 Cassim Rides Out With Ten Mules
11:00 Cassim Opens the Rock
#AliBaba #FortyThieves #PersianDrama #IranianDrama #FullStory #FolkTale #AdventureDrama
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00:01Is it time?
00:05Not yet. Soon.
00:12In the days when Persia was crossed by caravans, and every road had its rumor, there lived two brothers.
00:21Their father left them nothing but a name, and the world was kind to only one of them.
00:30Peace be on you, brother.
00:33And on you. You've come to borrow again.
00:39To sell. I've wood to sell. At the end of the day, and nothing to put in the pot until
00:45then.
00:50I ask nothing for free.
00:53He grows thinner every year. It's embarrassing for the family.
01:00Come. The forest will not cut itself.
01:12One coin.
01:14One coin is more than none.
01:21Take your lunch, and come home before dark. The roads are not what they were.
01:30The roads are never what they were. That's why we call them roads.
01:34The roads are never what they were. That's why we call them roads.
01:36Please tell us a bit.
01:37The roads are never what they were to play tombs personal.
01:37The roads are never used to.
01:49The roads are never used to trade us.
01:58The roads are never used to bubs of life.
02:02The roads will never be found.
02:03The roads are never used to keep the roads around油.
02:09Open, Sesame!
02:30Close, Sesame!
02:35.
02:42.
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02:51Open, Sesame!
02:52.
02:54.
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03:13Forgive me. I'm only a woodcutter.
03:22Open, Sesame!
03:41Close, Sesame!
04:00What happened? Are you hurt?
04:02Let me in. Quickly, close the door.
04:24Ali Baba, what have you done?
04:29Nothing wicked. I swear it.
04:34I took only what I could carry from men who steal for a living.
04:40Then let's count it.
04:44Count it? There must be thousands.
04:51I will not sleep without knowing what we hold.
04:54I'll borrow scales from your brother's wife.
05:01Salima? Zainab, no. She will ask questions.
05:03She asks questions of the wind. I'll say it's for measuring grain.
05:10Then I'll dig a pit in the floor. If anyone sees this...
05:19Peace, sister. Might I borrow your scales for a little while?
05:23My scales? Of course.
05:27For what, if I may ask?
05:30Barley. We've been given a little barley.
05:34Barley. Barley from Ali Baba. How wonderful.
05:43Bring them back soon.
05:53We are rich.
05:54We are not rich.
05:56We are careful.
06:22Barley.
06:31Qasim! Qasim, come here! Qasim! Where are you hiding?
06:40Your brother is so poor he cannot afford soup, yet his wife needs scales to count his gold.
06:54Alibaba.
07:04Explain.
07:09Brother, sit. Brother, sit. I was going to come to you.
07:21No lies. You are a beggar who counts his gold. So tell me where it came from.
07:31Tell me, or I go to the magistrate and say you've robbed someone.
07:40I have robbed no one. I found a cave in the hills, the treasure of forty thieves.
07:50I will share it with you, gladly. Only listen.
08:00The words. Say the words. Qasim, there are forty men, and they come and go. If they find the cave
08:11disturbed...
08:12The words. Tell me the words to open it. Tell me to open it.
08:20Open sesame. Close sesame.
08:25You'll hear no more of this from me.
08:29You'll hear no more of this from me.
08:30He will go alone.
08:36I know.
08:49Open sesame.
09:03All mine, all of it mine, open, open barley, open wheat!
09:21Open rice, rice, open oats, open, open, open, you cursed stone, open!
09:54Who's are these?
10:06Open, Sesame.
10:12Mercy!
10:13I'm only a merchant, I took nothing!
10:21Who told you the word?
10:23Who told you the word?
10:55We'll understand what the secret costs.
11:02Someone told him, find who.
11:04Who told you the word?
11:20Sister, is Kasim here?
11:23He went to see about a shipment this morning.
11:26He should have returned by now.
11:33I'll go and look for him.
11:34Where?
11:50I дан's not there.
11:50I'll go and look for him.
11:50I'm there.
11:50I can't look for him!
11:51Come, come.
11:53Come, come.
11:53Come here!
11:53Come here.
11:57Come here.
12:04Come here.
12:14Kassim, forgive me, forgive me.
12:22Shook.
13:01You know?
13:03I know that someone, someone has died.
13:16Bring him in.
13:21And that you've come in the dark with a donkey and a grave face.
13:29The rest I can guess.
13:50If the magistrate hears, he'll ask who benefits.
13:54And the thieves will ask who knew the word.
14:01Then no one must ever see this body in pieces.
14:06Leave it to me.
14:11Morgiana, Morgiana, I have nothing to repay you with.
14:20You carried my master home when you could have left him.
14:24That's payment enough.
14:33It's due.
14:48It's due.
14:49Sister, you will not be alone. My house is yours.
15:11I'll need money. Not much.
15:20Please, Master. My own Master is gravely ill. He cannot speak.
15:25I need the strongest remedy you have.
15:31What are his symptoms?
15:33He burns, then freezes. He doesn't eat. We fear the worst.
15:51Master, I need more. He is worse. They say he will not last the night.
16:11Poor Cassim.
16:13We'll hear the morning by morning.
16:31Baba Mustafa, I need a skilled man for a delicate job.
16:40Girl, I mend the best shoes in town. Nothing is too delicate for my needle.
16:54That's a great deal of gold for a sandal.
16:59It's not a sandal. You'll need to come with me, and I'll have to cover your eyes.
17:10My eyes? Why?
17:13My eyes are at your service.
17:21Mind the third step.
17:22I know it by heart. You'll know it better than you want to.
17:31What am I mending?
17:33A man who has been broken.
17:35Sew him together, as neat as you can.
17:44Not a word to anyone.
17:52I have sewn horse leather and camel hide.
18:01You remember nothing.
18:03I remember I had a very fine day, and that my needle is blunt.
18:07What?
18:10Seven, eight, nine, and ten.
18:15Where are we going now?
18:16I'm going now.
18:17I'm going now.
18:17I'm going now.
18:48CARO muitou Baptist is a shenanrecked.
18:50I love it.
18:51Never expect at all.
19:00I love it and I love it.
19:00Unless anyone is going, I love it before.
19:01I'm gonna spirit.
19:01I love it, you're all right.
19:04...I love it.
19:04—וא yes!
19:09I love it.
19:10... Encryptain, it is gone.
19:10Come on!
19:41One man. Two. The first came with ten mules and the words. The second came after and took the dead
19:54and some of the gold. Someone in the city knows. Someone has been feeding on our table.
20:12I want his name, his name, his house, and his bones. In that order.
20:22Who will go?
20:30I'll find him, Captain. No one gossips like a town after a funeral.
20:40Go. Bring me a house. If you fail, you will pay as Kasim paid.
21:01You work early.
21:09I work when the light is good enough to see, and the customers are rich enough are rich enough to
21:15pay.
21:21Good then. Tell me, old man. Has anything happened in the city lately? A death, say? A funeral?
21:30A funeral? Why, plenty of people die. This week, I couldn't say.
21:41Perhaps a man who died of a strange sickness and was buried too soon.
21:51You're thinking of Kasim the merchant. A wasting sickness. A wasting sickness.
21:59But I would know nothing of it. I was blindfolded.
22:12Blindfolded.
22:23Take me where you were taken. We shall see if you remember the way.
22:34And that is one. That is two. That is three.
22:46Seventy-three. Seventy-four.
22:49Here. Three steps up.
22:55The smell of lamp oil and cedar.
23:12Tell no one.
23:37Someone wants this house found.
23:38Someone wants this house found.
24:01Child, what are you doing?
24:03A game, grandmother. The children at the well dared me.
24:20I have found it, captain. A house in the merchant's quarter, marked with white chalk.
24:40Take me.
24:49It was one. I swear it. One cross.
25:04You are outwitted by a door.
25:06You are outwitted by a door.
25:06You are outwitted by a door.
25:25And you are outwitted by a door.
25:25You are outwitted by a door.
25:25Another.
25:32I'll mark it in a way no one can copy, Captain.
26:24Certificate.
26:41I don't know.
27:03I don't know.
27:31Two men, two failures, two clever little marks.
27:40Whoever lives in that house has a mind better than any of my men.
28:11Very well.
28:13I'll go myself.
28:44I'll go myself.
29:10I'll go myself.
29:20One jar will hold oil, enough to be sniffed and tasted.
29:32And you, Captain?
29:41I am the merchant.
29:44I'll ask for a night's shelter in his house.
29:53When he sleeps, I throw a pebble from the window, you come out.
30:08Hmm.
30:10Hmm.
30:18Hmm.
30:22Hmm.
30:24Hmm.
30:24Hmm.
30:27Hmm.
30:34Hmm.
30:40Peace be upon you, good sir.
30:45I am an oil merchant with a long road behind me,
30:49and no inn opened to me at this hour.
30:53I beg shelter for a night, and a corner for my beasts.
31:08The house of Alibaba is yours.
31:13Enter and be welcome.
31:25When you hear the pebble, come out.
31:29When you hear the pebble, come out.
31:49Is it true that the roads are full of thieves?
31:56The roads are full of men who only want to eat.
32:00Some take it more rudely than others.
32:04I have heard there are men in the hills who take much more than that.
32:20Stories, good Alibaba.
32:22The hills are full of stories.
32:24Stories, I trade in oil.
32:39He has enough oil for the whole city.
32:55Is it time?
33:00Not yet.
33:01Soon.
33:08Is it time?
33:10Not yet.
33:12Soon.
33:20Menga?
33:25La la la la de F
33:32La la la.
33:35La la la la.
33:38De la la la.
33:49Jinta-pérez.
33:50cold co-
34:06Oh, my God.
34:40Fools.
34:42Asleep?
34:52Wake.
35:1637.
35:19All of them.
35:41Where is our guest?
35:43Gone, Master. He was no oil merchant.
35:49So many. All of them under my own roof.
35:5837 men, Master. The last jar held only oil.
36:18You've saved us all.
36:20I saw a thief asking for permission to murder you.
36:25I gave the answer that wasn't his.
36:29Morgiana, from this hour you are no slave.
36:33You are free, and more than free.
36:36You are a daughter of this house.
36:40In the north river.
36:50It's not my land.
36:55It's still coming, woman of origin.
36:57It's still coming indoors.
37:05I got this.
37:08kritNAK
37:23A girl who could not be fooled.
37:31Thirty-seven men, gone to boiling oil, a house I could not take.
37:55Because to eat our salt is to be bound to this house.
38:01Even he won't break that law.
38:28You sit at seven.
38:35My lord Ali Baba, my honored guest, may I dance for you tonight?
38:40A small gift from a servant.
39:00A small gift from a servant.
39:00A small gift from a servant.
39:00A small gift from a servant.
39:14A gift for the guest.
39:16A small gift from a servant.
39:47A small gift from a servant.
39:47Because I had enough.
39:49Take one thing from me and make it your law.
39:54A man should take only what he needs.
39:58And share what he can.
40:03Open.
40:05Sesame.
40:07Open.
40:08Open.
40:10Whatever.
40:19Now you know the words.
40:21Use them well.
40:29I see it with new eyes now, father.
40:41so the woodcutter grew old and prosperous and kind his son married the girl who saved their
40:48house and their children heard the story told at night by the fire
41:00they say the cave still stands in the hills its door shut tight
41:07and they say that if a man should find it by greed
41:15but if a man finds it by kindness
41:21the door will know