کتاب داستان انگلیسی ZAL ( داستان زال )

Sam will have a very beautiful child from his beautiful wife, but all his hair, eyelashes and body were as white as snow. Sam took his child to Mount Alborz for fear of people’s blame. He left the place where the simorgh had a nest, maybe the simorgh will eat the child. But by God’s command, Simorgh protected and raised that child. Years passed, the child grew up with a lot of attention from his father.

Sam saw in his dream a man sitting on a greyhound horse, coming to him from the land of India and telling him that your son is alive.

Sam went to Mount Alborz with a group after the prayer. Simorgh saw Sam and his group from the top of the mountain and knew that they came after the child. Simorgh returned to the young man and told him the story of his childhood and said that now Sam Phalvan, the proudest man in the world, has come to look for you.

The young man was sad when he heard Simorgh’s words. Tears fell from his eyes and he answered in Simorgh language, because he had not spoken to a human. Simorgh said: I did not give your name today. Know that I will never leave you alone and I will bring you to the kingdom. I am devoted to you, so that I will always be with you, I will give you some of my feathers so that if you throw one of my feathers into the fire, I will come to you at the same time.

Simorgh tamed Del Dastan’s hands and took him on his back and sat down near Sam. They brought Phalwani Qaba and the young man put it on and came down from the mountain and together they went to Iran city and went to see Manucher.

Manucher wrote a decree that all of Kabul and the land of India up to the Indus Sea, from Zabulistan to the riverside, should all belong to the world of Phalwan Sam.

In Zabulestan, Sam handed over the throne and the treasure key to Zal, and after his son’s advice, he himself went to Gorgesaran and Mazandaran under the command of Manucher Shah of Iran to fight with the Diwan and the enemies.

Once upon a time, young Zal Ahang traveled and hunted. Mehrab Shah of Kabul, a wise and courageous man, was from the race of Zahak and a tax collector, Sam Shah of Zabulistan, and he had a very beautiful daughter named Rudaba. Zal and Rodabe fell in love without seeing each other, but Rodabe’s race was the problem of their relationship. After long correspondence between Zal and Sam and even Sam preparing to fight with Mihrab, Zal finally went to see Manucher, after testing him by Mobdan, Manucher agrees to this union.

Sam, who sees the child as his heart’s desire, entrusts the kingdom, the throne and the crown of Zabulestan to Zal.