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The Arabian Knights (Picture 1). The Arabian Knights cartoon images gallery 1. The Arabian Knights cartoon pictures collection 1. Arabia. In Baghdad the rightful ruler is the young Prince Turhan, until the evil Sultan Bakaar and his minions usurped the throne. Turhan becomes a wanted man, narrowly escaping his pursuers when he encounters a magician Fariek, who transformed both of them into blue wisps of smoke, and then, once the guards had gone and they had become human again, enchanted a table (no carpets available) so that it could fly. Departing the city, they hide in a cavern, where they meet Raseem the Great, an incredibly strong man, who befriends them once he realises they are enemies of Bakaar. The three new allies then set off to enlist the aid of Turhan's uncle the Caliph, travelling on a small donkey called Zazoom. They reach the Caliph's city to find he too has been deposed by Bakaar, and is now imprisoned. Furthermore, his daughter, Turhan's cousin Nida, is about to be sold into slavery. The allies manage to free her, but are cornered by Bakaar's men until assistance arrives in the form of Bez, a man who is able to transform into any animal he can imagine. Turning into an elephant, he bulldozes through the guards and carries everyone to safety. The newly gathered group decide to work together to restore the kingdom to its proper rulers. The Arabian Knights cartoon images gallery. The Arabian Knights cartoon pictures collection. Prince Turhan. His scimitar might have mystical powers, since in at least one cartoon, he threw the sword at a tent filled with bad guys. It circled completely around, cutting every tent rope, and then returned to his hand like a boomerang. He is also a skilled climber and agile acrobat. Turhan was the rightful ruler of Baghdad until Bakaar deposed him. Now he leads a small band of specially skilled followers to free his country from the tyrant. Princess Nida. Nida is a mistress of disguise. Nida was the daughter of the Caliph, and cousin of the Prince of Baghdad. Then the Sultan Bakaar usurped the throne, and imprisoned her and her father. Nida was taken to the slave auctions to be sold, only to be rescued by her cousin Turhan, who had gathered a small force of resistance fighters. She pledged her special skills to the group's struggles to free their land from the tyrant. The Arabian Knights (Picture 1). The Arabian Knights cartoon images gallery 1. The Arabian Knights cartoon pictures collection 1.