"Laila Majnu" is a famous love story in Middle Eastern and South Asian literature, particularly in Arabic and Persian traditions. The story has been adapted into various forms of art, including poetry, literature, theater, and film, and it is often considered the archetype of passionate and tragic love.
Laila Majnu:
The story of Laila and Majnu revolves around two young lovers, Laila and Qais (Majnu), who belong to different tribes and fall deeply in love with each other. Despite their genuine affection, their love is thwarted by societal and familial opposition. Laila's parents arrange her marriage to another man, leading Majnu to wander the desert, earning him the epithet "Majnu," which means "madman" in Arabic. Despite his madness, his love for Laila remains unwavering.