Leyli
Leyli, also known as Layla or Laila, is a prominent figure in Middle Eastern and South Asian folklore and literature, most famously associated with the tragic romance of Leyli and Majnun. The story originates from pre-Islamic Arabia and was popularized by the 12th-century Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi in his epic poem "Layla and Majnun." This tale is considered one of the quintessential love stories in the region, comparable to Romeo and Juliet in Western culture.
The narrative typically centers on Leyli, a beautiful young woman, and Qays, a poet who falls deeply
The legend of Leyli and Majnun has been retold and adapted across various cultures and languages, influencing