This book by Mohsen Jassim Al-Mousawi delves into the multifaceted relationship between Islamic thought and the iconic tales of One Thousand and One Nights. It meticulously examines the religious, social, and political components embedded within the narrative fabric of the stories. Al-Mousawi explores how Islamic references shape the plots, characters, and moral landscapes, analyzing the semiotic implications of these elements within the narrative space. The study offers a comprehensive understanding of the foundational influences that underpin one of the world's most enduring literary collections, revealing its profound connections to broader cultural and historical contexts.