Hekayat No. 1: A beggar from Maghreb was saying in the row of cloth merchants in Aleppo: ...

Hekayat No. 2: There were two princes in Egypt, one learned science and the other ...

Hekayat No. 3: I heard a dervish who was burning in the fire of poverty and was sewing patches on his patched robe and saying to comfort his poor heart:

Hekayat No. 4: One of the kings of Persia sent a skilled physician to the service of Mustafa, peace be upon him.

Hekayat No. 5: It is stated in the biography of Ardashir Babakan that he asked an Arab sage: How much food should one eat in a day?

Hekayat No. 6: Two Khorasani dervishes, keeping each other's company, traveled ...

Hekayat No. 7: One of the wise men forbade his son from overeating, saying that fullness makes people sick.

Hekayat No. 8: A grocer had some dirhams accumulated from the Sufis in Wasit.

Hekayat No. 9: A generous man received a terrible wound in the war with the Tatars.

Hekayat No. 10: One of the scholars had many dependents and little sustenance. One ...

Hekayat No. 11: A dervish faced a necessity.

Hekayat No. 12: A drought in Alexandria took away the dervish's ability to endure...

Hekayat No. 13: They said to Hatem Tai: Have you seen or heard of anyone more generous than you in the world?

Hekayat No. 14: Moses, peace be upon him, saw a dervish who, from nakedness, had gone into the sand.

Hekayat No. 15: I saw a Bedouin in the circle of jewelers of Basra who was telling the story of ...

Hekayat No. 16: One of the Arabs in a desert, from extreme thirst, was saying:

Hekayat No. 17: Likewise, in a vast plain, a traveler was lost and his strength and...

Hekayat No. 18: I had never complained about the passage of time and turned away from the turn of...

Hekayat No. 19: One of the kings with a few close associates in a hunting ground...

Hekayat No. 20: They tell a story of a terrifying beggar who had amassed abundant wealth.

Hekayat No. 21: I heard of a merchant who had one hundred and fifty loaded camels and forty servant slaves.

Hekayat No. 22: I heard of a wealthy man who was so famous for his miserliness that...

Hekayat No. 23: A strong fish fell into the net of a weak fisherman, and he did not have the strength to...

Hekayat No. 24: A person with severed hands and feet killed a centipede. A wise man...

Hekayat No. 25: I saw a fat fool, wearing a precious robe, riding an Arabian horse, and wearing an Egyptian turban.

Hekayat No. 26: A thief said to a beggar: Aren't you ashamed to stretch out your hand for a few coins in front of every mean person?

Hekayat No. 27: They tell a story of a boxer who was complaining about the adverse times...

Hekayat No. 28: I heard of a dervish who was sitting in a cave and the door to...