tarjume
Tarjume, also known as Tajume, is a traditional form of storytelling and entertainment that originated in the Middle East, particularly in Iran and the Arab world. The term "tarjume" translates to "storytelling" or "narrative," and it encompasses a variety of genres, including folktales, legends, and historical accounts. Tarjume performances are typically oral, with a storyteller (known as a "tarjuman") reciting tales to an audience, often accompanied by musical instruments such as the tambourine, darbuka, or ney.
The art of tarjume has a rich history that dates back centuries, with roots in ancient Persian
In contemporary times, tarjume continues to be a vibrant tradition, with storytellers traveling from village to