

The young man who left Basra at 15 to rescue the wives and children of Arab merchants from pirates
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The adventure of Mohammed bin Al-Qasim, the boy who set out at 15 to rescue the wives and children of Arab merchants in the Indian Ocean
Stars of Arab cinema and new talent gave the characters their voices, alongside more than 230 animation artists


The young man who left Basra at 15 to rescue the wives and children of Arab merchants from pirates
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The princess Mohammed bin Al-Qasim meets on his journey
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The temple's priest and sorcerer, and Mohammed bin Al-Qasim's most dangerous enemy
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The skinny genie who speaks Egyptian Arabic, and the film's comic heart
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Mighty Shamhoresh, the second genie and Bakhtou's sidekick
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The tyrant king who shares the loot with the pirates
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One of the funniest characters in the film. Her scene with Bakhtou is one of the film's best-known clips
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A lively, life-loving character who shines in the song "Abu Al-Riyah"
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The storyteller of the film, who sings its theme song "Mafeesh Mostaheel"
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The first lady of Arab theatre as Fakiha, mother of the readers
Clips from the film's dialogue recording sessions on The Knight and the Princess YouTube channel
Watch behind the scenesThe film's stars and makers, and hundreds of children, on the red carpet at El Gouna





Animation is expensive, and there was no ready funding for an Arab feature film. So the studio would pause the film to produce TV series, and put the profits back into the film.
The result is a classic hand-drawn film, voiced by the Arab world's best-known stars and made entirely by Arab hands.
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