Synopsisجادو کا گھوڑا دو بھائیوں Ú©ÛŒ Ú©Û�انی Û�Û’ØŒ ایک جو Ú©Û� عملی Ù�نون میں Ù…Û�ارت رکھتا Û�Û’ØŒ اور دوسرا، Ø´Û�زادÛ� تمبل،جس Ú©Û’ بارے میں سمجھا جاتا Û�Û’ Ú©Û� ÙˆÛ� صرÙ� خواب دیکھتا رÛ�تا Û�Û’Û” ان Ú©Û’ والد، بادشاÛ� ممکن ایک مقابلے کا اعلان کرتے Û�یں، Ú©Û� لوگ 'دلچسپ اور Ù…Ù�ید ایجادات' بنائیں۔ جو Ø´Û’ ایک بڑھئی بناتا Û�Û’ ÙˆÛ� بظاÛ�ر ایک سادÛ� جادو کا Ú¯Ú¾ÙˆÚ‘ ا دکھائی دیتا Û�Û’ØŒ جس Ú©ÛŒ کوئی خاص قدر Ù†Û�یں معلوم Û�وتی۔لیکن جب Ø´Û�زادÛ� تمبل زیادÛ� غور سے دیکھتا Û�Û’ØŒ اسے معلوم Û�Ùˆ جاتا Û�Û’ Ú©Û� گھوڑا جادوئی طریقے سے اپنے سوار Ú©Ùˆ کسی بھی جگÛ� پر Ù„Û’ جا سکتا Û�Û’ جو سوار Ú©Û’ ذÛ�Ù† میں Û�ÙˆÛ” اس Ø·Ø±ØØŒ Ø´Û�زادÛ� تمبل بÛ�ت Ú©Ú†Ú¾ سیکھتا Û�Û’ØŒ اور بالآخر ÛŒÛ� جان لیتا Û�Û’ Ú©Û� اس Ú©ÛŒ 'دلی تمنا' کیا Û�Û’Û” ÛŒÛ� کتاب ادریس شاÛ� Ú©ÛŒ ØªØØ±ÛŒØ± کردÛ� باتصویر تعلیمی Ú©Û�انیوں Ú©ÛŒ سیریز میں سے ایک Û�Û’Û” ان Ú©Û�&, ' ' ' ' The Magic Horse is the story of two brothers, one skilled in the practical arts, and the other, Prince Tambal, considered by most people to be only a dreamer. Their father, the King, announces a competition to produce "interesting and useful devices" - the entry produced by a woodcarver appears to be only a simple wooden horse - apparently of little value. But, when Prince Tambal looks more closely, he discovers that the horse is able to magically transport its rider to whatever place is in the rider's mind. In this way, Prince Tambal comes to learn a great many things, and eventually comes to know "his heart's desire." This book is one of a series of illustrated Teaching-Stories by Idries Shah, stories which have captivated hearts and minds for more than a thousand years. The stories are designed to help children learn to examine their assumptions and to think for themselves. In the Sufi tradition there is a continuum between the children's story, the entertainment or folklore story, and the instructional or instrumental story. A story can help children deal with difficult situations and give them something to hold on to. It can, at the same time, stimulate a deeper understanding in adults. ", (Bilingual English-Urdu edition) This is the story of two brothers: one skilled in the practical arts and the other, Prince Tambal, considered by most people to be only a dreamer. Their father, the king, announces a competition to produce "interesting and useful devices." The entry produced by a woodcarver appears to be only a simple wooden horse of little value, but when Tambal looks more closely, he discovers that it's able to magically travel to whatever place is in its rider's mind. With the help of this magic horse, Tambal comes to learn a great many things and, eventually, to know his heart's desire. Julie Freeman's beautiful illustrations capture the magic of this tale, with the images and text inset in rich borders of oriental patterns. The Magic Horse is one of an illustrated series of Sufi teaching stories from the Middle East and Central Asia that were collected and adapted for children by Idries Shah, and that have captivated hearts and minds for more than a thousand years. The stories are designed to help children learn to examine their assumptions and to think for themselves. In the Sufi tradition, there is a continuum between the children's story, the entertainment or folklore story and the instructional or instrumental story. A story can help children deal with difficult situations and give them something to hold on to, but it can also stimulate a deeper understanding in adults. Through the instrumental function of this rich body of material, readers of all ages can learn to develop the capacity to be more flexible and to understand many more things about themselves and about life., The Magic Horse is the story of two brothers, one highly skilled in the practical arts, and the other, Prince Tambal, considered by most people to be only a dreamer. Their father, the King, announces a competition to produce "interesting and useful devices" - the entry produced by a woodcarver appears to be only a simple wooden horse, nothing more than a toy, apparently of little value. But, when Prince Tambal examines the horse more closely, he discovers that the horse is able to magically transport its rider to whatever place is in the rider's mind. In this way, Prince Tambal comes to learn a great many things, and eventually, to know "his heart's desire".This book is one of a series of illustrated Teaching-Stories by Idries Shah, stories which have captivated hearts and minds for more than a thousand years. The stories are designed to help children learn to examine their assumptions and to think for themselves. In the Sufi tradition there is a continuum between the children's story, the entertainment or folklore story, and the instructional or instrumental story. A story can help children deal with difficult situations and give them something to hold on to, while the same story can stimulate a deeper understanding in adults.