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A Group of Eastern Romances and Stories from the Persian, Tamil and Urdu

Note 210 — Chapter IX

Edward Rehatsek translation

The doctrine of metempsychosis has no place in the creed of Islám and it is quite phenomenal to find such an incident as this in a Muhammedan work. Many Persian and Arabian fictions, like the present romance, are of Indian extraction, but the Hindú characters of the originals are always—with only this exception, as well as I can recollect—changed to good Muslims.

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