حواديت أبلة فضيلة غنوة وحدوتة

We offer you wonderful tales and tales of the virtue of Abla Fadwa, a complete and simple program in the form of a beautiful and simple application without the Internet and the appropriate size and quality.

Information on Abla Fadela:
Abla Fadila, born on April 4, 1929, is the most famous of the children’s programs on the Egyptian Radio. Her real name is Fadila Tawfik, a law school graduate, and she was a student of Baba Sharou. At the beginning of her life, she worked in the office of the lawyer and transportation minister at the time, Hamdi Pasha Zaki.

The app contains 71 tales, tales and stories in the app in order:

Ibn al-Khayyat
Two young men
Two young men
Naughty rabbit and good dog
Rabbit and rabbit
Merchants
Father and son merchant dealer
Rabbit and donkey
preparation
Conceited prince
Princess and cold
The little girl popcorn
The little girl and the letters
Poor girl
The merchant and the rich man
Trader and Shahat
The dealer and the old man of the city
Cooperat
Love between sisters
The short horse
Poor lumberjack
Luck and fatigue
Tapered bear
The Bear Bears
The six mind bar
The Sultan and the candle
The Sultan and the Franks
The poor young man
The two friends
Prayer and supplication
The fascinating sparrow
Mind and thinking
Mind and money
El-Ghalbawi
Richness and its mistakes
Arrogant mouse Farfour
Mouse and clock
Naughty Chick
The elephant and the dog
Elephant and banana tree
The cat and the little boy
The Hedgehog Litter
Glamorous chick
The little dog and the Nono
The little dog
the good word
Small goat
Goat and potatoes
Lyrical introduction
the scissors
The King and the Wise
The king and the secret of happiness
The king and the old man of the city
The smart bee of your parents
naughty boy
The little boy and the crow
The little boy, dog and cat
Prince's wish
Sell ​​honey
City silk dealer
patriotism
Good and a cup of milk
Easter
Hang the cat
mother's Day
A feline dog and cat
A dog, a cat, and a chicken
The birth of Muhammad, the Messenger of God
Water point
Currency works and says I don't
Lest we hear Mama's words