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THE FOLKLORIC TRADITION
The most popular form in the Folkloric is the sirah which mean life or biogra- phy and the stories that go by this tile recount adventures and achievement of tribal or national 🐎. In this manners and customer of the modern Egyptians ,Edward lane d- escribed how professional storytellers rendered three of these works ,Sirat A- ntar. Performing in the coffeehouses o- d the day the narrators would recite at a great speed and in hopes of increasi- g donations from the audience would embellishe the tales with fresh anecd- otes .In this way the tales grew into th- eir present form after hundreds of ye- ars of oral transmission. At least on of the sirahs Bani Hal- al is still recited in the coffeehouses of North Africa. This narrative recounts the saga of Bani Halal ,an Arabian trib- es that migrated to Egypt and North A- frica . It focuses on the life and deeds-- of a fictitious tribal leader. Abo-Zayed , the black son of a tribal Prince wh
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