Episodes: Series - Kan Ya Ma Kan 3 - 1999

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The grandpa tells the story of Prince Hassan, who is forced by his father to marry in 30 days. On the other hand, King Abdoun lives with his two daughters, Princesses Zumurud, who loves herself very much, and the kindhearted Fayrouz. Hassan and Minister Jaafar travel to choose a wife from them.

Zumurud seeks to marry Hassan to obtain Saadoun's ring as a wedding gift. With Fayrouz engaged to Prince Hassan, she gets Saadoun's ring of the three wishes. After Zumurud and Jaafar manage to steal the ring from her sister, she asks the genie to imprison Fayrouz and get her married to the prince.

Zumurud wishes to put Hassan in prison after he exposes her plot. Everyone discovers Jaafar's treason by conspiring with Zumurud, who frees everyone from prison after Jaafar stole the ring from her. Hassan gets rid of Jaafar by breaking his magic mirror, and Fayrouz frees the genie Saadoun.

The grandpa tells the story of the Pharaoh who wants his son, Hamis, to inherit the throne. The Pharaoh tells his concerns to his wife, Askamon, who seeks to rule the country. Askamon conspires with the counselor, Shams, to kill the Pharaoh and Hamis.

As the Pharaoh warns Hamis not to trust Shams and Askamon, he issues a decision to open the treasuries of knowledge to the public, which Shams and Askamon refuse.

Hamis goes on his first adventure to learn and work with the magic scroll. Askamon promises to marry Shams after killing the Pharaoh, after which her plan to kill the Pharaoh succeeds.

Hamis resumes his adventures with the magic scroll, and Zafar the priest conceals the secret of the scroll of knowledge from Askamon.

Hamis is concerned about the public's acceptance to be taught reading and writing. As Askamon orders him to burn the palace library, she kills Shams. Hamis succeeds in killing Askamon, the symbol of ignorance, after he confirms that she has killed his father.

The grandpa tells the story of the poor woodcutter who suffered from the stupidity of his daughter and wife, so he went to a doctor in search of medicine to make them smart, and he made him get into the knowledge vortex to learn how to deal with them.

The woodcutter discovers that intelligence is relative according to his presence with those around him. Yassin the woodcutter falls for the trick of a smart guy on his journey and realizes that being kind to those who are less intelligent is better than bragging about one's own intelligence.

The grandpa tells the story of the spoiled king, whose counselor concealed from him the bad conditions of his people. As the king discovers that he had a twin who had been killed previously, he changes his clothes to know the true conditions of his subjects.

After the king discovers that his brother is alive, he decides to switch clothes with his brother in order to live his life for one day. Jaafar asks the homeless twin disguised as the king to abdicate the throne to him.

As Jaafar imprisons the king's twin, the king returns from his trip to imprison the counselor, Jaafar. His brother gets rid of the life of vagrancy, and the king approaches his subjects to improve their conditions.

The grandfather tells the story of the three companions whose conditions deteriorate and they get trapped inside an abandoned cave, so they agree to remember the good deeds they did so that the Lord would save them from this ordeal.

The first remembers his care for his sick father, while the second remembers his kindness to animals, and the third remembers helping homeless children. They pray to the Lord, and He answers them, as the walls start to split open, and they leave safely.

The grandpa tells the story of the old woman who asks her son to travel in search of livelihood and marriage, so the son meets two masters, with whom he reaches an agreement, but when they break it, the son resorts to the judge to rule between them.

After the judge rules in favor of the son, he advises him to go to the city to find a wife, so the son goes with an old companion, who leaves him thinking that he is a stupid person who talks a lot, only for the old man to discover that his daughter likes the young stranger, who asks to marry her.

The grandpa tells the story of the king who suffers from the abuse of his wife, who seeks to control him, and the king asks to call his doctor, Shamrukh, due to his illness.

Shamrukh promises the king to deceive the Angel of Death so that he will not take his soul, and the king promises Shamrukh to rule with justice among the people, and he leaves his wife who wished for his death.

The grandpa tells the story of Abdullah, whose father passes away after he tells him a strange will, so he turns to Sheikh Nasih, and Abdullah discovers that his wife and her brother are conspiring against him.

Abdullah realizes that he misunderstood his father's will, and Sheikh Nasih advises him to make sure of his friend Saadun's adulation and his wife's loyalty. After Abdullah manages to expose both of them, he divorces his wife.

The grandpa tells the story of Princess Chitra, who acts like a knight, which increases her father's anxiety because the princes do not want to marry her. Chitra arouses Prince Zad's curiosity after he sees her competence in fencing.

As Chitra resorts to the witch Mnifta to show her femininity in front of Prince Zad, she agrees to trade the Flower of Femininity for her courage to stay with her for 3 days in the form of her relative Kiera to convince Zad to marry her or else she will be imprisoned for the rest of her life.

The king is worried about Chitra for bewitching Prince Zad by taking the form of Kiera. As Prince Zad likes Kiera without knowing who she really is, he gets torn between his feelings towards Chitra's courage and Kiera's femininity.

Zad realizes the love of the people of the castle for Chitra, who succeeds in her experiment. Chitra returns to her form after she retains her femininity in addition to her real personality traits.

The grandpa tells the story of the arrogant Princess Ghada, who rejects all her suitors, so her father marries her off to a poor woodcutter as punishment.

As Ghada suffers from a life of poverty, she goes to the palace of Saad El Din, her cousin, to work as a cook after she has mastered cooking. Ghada discovers that her husband is Saad El Din, disguised as a woodcutter, to teach her to give up her ego.

The grandpa tells the story of Prince Jomar, whose wife, Taj, is kidnapped by the magician Zordak on their wedding day. Jomar is surprised that Taj has the power of knowledge, which increases Zordak's desire to keep her.

Zordak asks Taj to turn the water in the lake into fresh water, because there is an enchanted dagger in it that is capable of killing him, and turning it into pure water will cause the dagger to lose its properties, so Jomar succeeds in obtaining the dagger.

As Zordak seeks to kill Jomar to marry Taj, Jomar uses bandits to kill Zordak, while Murdock seeks the help of sorceress Siddon to get to Zordak.

Siddon warns Murdock to hurry to rescue Taj, who succeeds in depriving Zordak of his sight, and Jomar manages to free Taj from captivity.

The grandpa tells the story of the king who is killed by Minister Cyrus on the day of the birth of his son Timos, who is disposed of in order to seize control of the country, so Zacharus finds him and raises him with his daughter, Verona.

Cyrus uses his magic on the poor, and Zacharus orders Timos and Verona to burn the three hairs where Cyrus' magic power lies.

Timos and Verona seek the help of the genie Shira to bring the fires of Turin, after which they burn the three hairs. As Timos discovers that he is the son of the king, Cyrus is killed.