Episodes: Series - Kan Ya Ma Kan 2 - 1995

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Fares and Reem's grandfather tells the story of the two brothers, the energetic Mesaaf, and his lazy brother, Saafan, who share their father's shop equally. Mesaaf works hard, while Saafan overspends and blames his sleeping luck. Saafan leaves Mesaaf in charge of the sheep while their shepherd is away.

Saafan tries to steal the sheep to embarrass his brother, whose luck appears to him in the form of a mighty giant, while Saafan meets his old luck. Saafan learns that luck is a product of what you do in your life, so his luck returns as a young giant, who gives him the wind carpet to return to his home.

The grandpa tells the story of Qamar Al Zaman, the daughter of the chief of merchants, who wants to marry her off. As his counselor convinces him that whoever fills the designated well in his garden would be a suitable suitor, he gives Qamar Al Zaman a ring, and the news is broadcast in the country.

Prince Badr Al Din fails to fill the well with jewels, but he doesn't despair, so Qamar Al Zaman tells him about the ring, so he throws the ring into the well and kills the predator inside it, and the counselor disappears. Badr Al Din marries Qamar Al Zaman.

The grandpa tells the story of the just governor, and the black cloud that covered the sky due to the spread of fraud and lies in the country, so Sahter Hassan goes to the Sea of ​​Sorrows so that King Poseidon would help him get rid of the cloud, and the governor would reward him by marrying his daughter.

Shater Hassan arrives in the Sea of ​​Sorrows, and King Poseidon makes a genie carry Hassan to Mirror Palace, where the princess tells him of the governor's sin, which was counted as a thousand sins, so Hassan returns to the governor, who restores the right to its owner, and the black cloud clears over the city.

The grandpa tells the story of the merchant Mahmoud and his son Ahmed, who decides to travel for trade, so his father stipulates that he bring a friend to accompany him. Mahmoud tests his friends to eat a bag of table salt, but all of them fail except for a man called Mukhlis, so he accompanies Ahmed on his trip.

The ruler of the country announces that the one who heals Badr Al Budour, his daughter, from her silence, will be her husband and crown prince, so Ahmed tells her a story, and the princess is cured. As Ahmed marries the princess, Mukhlis leaves him, as he turns out to be the son of a man whose debt Ahmed had paid .

The grandpa tells the story of a lady and her daughter, Laila, who live in a hut in a large forest. As Laila dreams of marrying a prince, a woman advises her to work and give up laziness. As Laila's mother falls ill, the lady tells her to go and get her fruit from the Four Seasons tree.

The lady gives Laila a basket that she carries to the tree, and she meets a genie and fails to do everything he asked of her, so he teaches her to weave, and she gives the tree the shawl that she sewed, so the tree gives her the fruit. As Laila returns to her mother, who is cured, she promises to learn everything from her.

The grandpa tells the story of the merchant Salim and his stepson Walid, whose mother was overprotective of him, so Salim convinced her to accompany him in his trade. As Salim decides get rid of Walid, he takes him to the path of the Wretched Mountain, who saves him and kills Salim because of his mother's supplication for him.

Walid's mother and her neighbor go out to look for him, and Walid begins calling on the Wretched Mountain, who is called Saeed to repent. As Walid meets his mother, Saeed meets the wise man of the mountain who gives him his stick, which he plants in the Land of Forgiveness and the stick leafs, so his repentance is accepted.

The grandpa tells the story of the poor woodcutter and his wife. As the Ice Queen makes his wife sick, she asks him to marry her so that his wife would be cured, so she gives him medicine for his wife and she is healed. His neighbor tells him that if he doesn't marry the Ice Queen, she would turn him into snow within thirty days.

As the Ice Queen takes the woodcutter to her palace in the Ice Kingdom, his wife goes to save him. An old man gives her shoes to reach her husband and lake water to save him, so his wife confronts the Ice Queen and gets rids of her with water, and she saves her husband.

The grandpa tells the story of the great Emperor of China and the nightingale of the lake whose singing helps people to continue their work. The Emperor of Japan gives the Emperor of China a book that contains the wonders of his country, including the nightingale bird, so the Emperor of China orders his men to bring the bird to him.

The emperor was pleased with the nightingale's singing, so he kept it in the palace. After the Emperor of Japan gave him a metal nightingale, he left the nightingale of the lake, and he broke the metal bird. When the emperor got sick, he called the nightingale, which lifted his pain and the emperor allowed him to come whenever he wanted.

The grandpa tells the story of Saleh, who works on his land, so Fakhr Al Zaman meets Saleh and his mother and asks him to buy his garden, but Saleh refuses. Fakhr bribes Judge Assem and some of Saleh's neighbors to get his garden.

After the judge rules the garden for Fakhr, a sheikh tells Saleh that the sleeping justice must be awakened, so Saleh goes on the carpet of the wind, takes the designated sword and kills the monster that forces justice to sleep, after which justice returns and Saleh recovers his garden.

The grandpa tells the story of the woodcutter Omar and his friend Othman, who both volunteer as horsemen to accompany a trade caravan. Omar and Othman go to the chief of merchants to start their new job, only to discover that he had stolen the caravan.

The owner of the convoy releases Omar and Othman, so Omar meets a princess who answers any question, but she enslaves its owner forever, and if someone answers her question, he becomes her husband. As Princess Shams fails to answer his question, he is able to answer her question with the help of her father, the governor, so Omar marries her.

The grandpa tells the story of the governor, Burhan, and his wife, Hala, who controls him with her magic, making his heart of stone during the day, and returning to a merciful father at night. As Hala prevents his daughter's, Wurud, marriage by convincing him that he will die if that happens, she tells him to set a test for those who want to marry Wurud.

Alaa tells the wise man of his desire to marry Wurud, so he gives him a ball to eliminate the witch Hala, and tells him to go to Qawi Al Din to obtain a weapon from him, so Alaa goes to the governor and gets rid of Hala, and the governor is freed from her magic.

The grandpa tells the story of the unjust ruler who deprived his elderly cook, Radwan, of his kitchen. He also ordered all the elderly to be gathered in the sultan's hospice, away from their families. Radi's grandfather, in his wisdom, revealed the betrayal of the boy of the baker Abdullah.

Radi and his wife hid his grandfather from the Sultan's soldiers, and the governor's soldiers arrested the young men and began to tame them with forced labor. As Radi's grandfather gave him advice, the governor's soldiers arrested Radi and his grandfather, who convinced the governor to stop what he was doing, and the governor returned to his senses.

The grandpa tells the story of a tribe that lives next to a lake, from which they drink and water their crops. Fares asks the tribe's sheikh to marry Jamila, so he tells him that he has to pay her dowry, which is to eliminate the lake monster.

It's revealed that the lake monster takes a girl every once in a while to the bottom of the lake, so Fares travels and brings the sword that kills the monster. After he destroys the monster, Fares returns to his tribe and marries Jamila.

The grandpa tells the story of the king and his twin sons, Al-Assad, who is more knowledgeable and Al-Saeed, who is more in contact with people. As the king and his wife disagree over who would take over after him, the wise man advises them to put the two of them through a test, and whoever succeeds takes over.

Al-Saeed goes to the richest country, while Al-Asaad chooses to go to the poorest one. After their return, Al-Asaad succeeds in transforming the poorest country into a productive one, while Al-Asaad builds an unparalleled palace, so Al-Asaad wins the challenge and the reign.

The grandpa tells the story of the governor who has long ears. As the barbers see his ears and talk about them, the minister kills them to hide his secret, so the governor orders the minister to search for a discreet barber, after which the minister goes to the barber Ahmed.

As Ahmed becomes the governor's private barber, the minister lavishes him with money. Unable to keep the secret any longer, Ahmed shouts it inside a well, so a crop of reeds shout the secret of the governor. The governor meets a sheikh, who persuades him to tell his truth to the people.