Showing posts with label Short Stories Mulla Nasrudin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Short Stories Mulla Nasrudin. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Nasruddin's "Perfect Woman"





In the above video from youtube  a storyteller Irving Rothstein narrates a very short Mulla Nasruddin story called a 'Perfect Woman'. You can listen this story online on youtube video.

He starts by telling that Nasruddin is a popular character from Sufi literature.

He says in this story Mulla Nasrudin is a sophisticated character, who comes home, to have coffee with his best friend, after wandering around the world.

"Nasruddin", his friend said, "You are smart, sophisticated, elegant and handsome. How is it that you haven't married?"

"Well I am looking for the perfect woman."

"I mean you have never found her well."

"I got closer few times, I met beautiful girl here and there, but you know there was always something lacking." "Except, one time I did find a perfect woman." Well, she was tall, she was beautiful, she was intelligent, she was compassionate, she had everything a man would possibly want."

"Nasrudin, why" he said, "you did not marry her?"

"Alas, She was looking for the perfect man!"

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Mulla Nasruddin Story - Self Defence

Billy Goat Gruff Billy Goat at Woodside Conser...
Billy Goat Gruff Billy Goat at Woodside Conservation Centre (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Nasruddin was crossing a field when a billy goat charged him. With
no time to escape, the Mulla stood his ground and struck the animal between
the horns with a large rock. The goat dropped to the ground, just as the
owner ran up. 'You've killed my best goat.'

I'm sorry, but it was attempting to kill me.'

'Couldn't you have simply struck it on the rump?'

'I could have,' replied Nasrudin, 'but it was not attempting to
kill me with its rump, but with its horns.'

You might also like to watch an animated story for kids of Mulla Nasruddin called To se the almighty on youtube.






Other stories of Mulla Nasruddin from this blog