The story of Aladdin was first introduced to the Western world through Antoine Galland's translation of 'One Thousand and One Nights' where it appeared as an added tale not found in the original Arabic manuscripts.
The character Aladdin was adapted and created for Disney's animated film 'Aladdin', featuring a new design and personality distinct from traditional versions.
The animated film 'Aladdin' was released by Walt Disney Pictures, bringing the character and story to a global audience and becoming a cultural touchstone.
The character Aladdin was portrayed on stage in Disney's 'Aladdin' Broadway musical, expanding his presence beyond film to live theater.
A live-action adaptation of Disney's 'Aladdin' was released, featuring a new portrayal of the character with slight changes to his costume and backstory.
Aladdin grows up as a poor street urchin, surviving by stealing food and wearing ragged clothes in the city of Agrabah.
Aladdin encounters Princess Jasmine for the first time in the marketplace, sparking his desire for a better life.
Aladdin ventures into the Cave of Wonders and discovers the magical lamp containing the Genie.
After rubbing the magic lamp, Aladdin frees the Genie and gains three wishes, changing his life's trajectory.
Using his wishes, Aladdin transforms into Prince Ali Ababwa to win Jasmine's hand in marriage.
Aladdin confronts and defeats the evil sorcerer Jafar, restoring peace to Agrabah.
Aladdin uses his final wish to free the Genie from slavery, demonstrating his growth and selflessness.
Aladdin marries Princess Jasmine, beginning a new chapter as a prince of Agrabah.
