These texts are literary works that have reserved their place in eternity and, thanks to their aesthetics and sincerity, the barrier of time and space, to stand tall in the face of history as a giant capable of slaying it. Throughout the history of world literature, there were many literary works that were immortalised in the memory of reading, were associated in people’s minds, and their titles became the tongue of people in the street as if they were expressing their lives.
. In the following lines, we learn about works that were dug in the memory of the reading audiences around the world.
Aladdin
Although it was introduced to the tales of the thousand and one nights in the eighteenth century by the French orientalist Antoine Gallan, Aladdin is an oriental fictitious character whose most well-known story first appeared in the Book of One Thousand and One Nights. There was no proof that there was a person with this name and more of these characteristics, but it became a well-known myth. People believed that anyone who taught them clever tricks or gave them assignments that depended on intelligence and trickery was Aladdin, and that anyone who failed to realise a dream was Aladdin. Alaa Al-Di is not his solace.
Julie and Romeo
Shakespeare published the classic play “Romeo and Juliet” over four centuries ago, but perhaps even “Shakespeare” did not foresee that this name would come to be used to describe every lover and his sweetheart, until every Romeo lover and every darling became Juliet. The late writer wrote that work, but he did not imagine that he would turn into a symbol of lovers over time, which called on many international directors and artists to present them in various artworks.
Le Misérables
One of the most significant plays of the nineteenth century was written by the wonderful French author Victor Hugo and published in 1862. It centres on the social injustice that the French experienced between the fall of Napoleon in 1815 and the uprising against King Luis Philip in 1822, and it has become associated with readers’ memories and a symbol of cases. Whether the words “poor” and “social injustice” are used in jest or to describe the reality of some individuals, they have come to be used as a generalisation by everyday people, making all poverty acceptable and all people sad.
Layla is insane
Certainly, the insane is intended here is the Arab poet Qais bin Al -Mallouh, who was known as Layla, and was mentioned in the Encyclopedia of Songs by Abu Faraj Al -Isfahani, who was drawn after the prince of poets Ahmed Shawky, in a poetry play entitled “Majnoun Laila”, as well as presented by the great poet Salah Abdel Sabour , In a poetry play issued in 1970 entitled “Laila and Al -Mann Al -Munni”, but far from the many literary works, if there is a tormented lover who is crazy, Laila, and every lover sings on his night.
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Icons of international literature Literary works whose titles have become the mouthpiece of people
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