Kip. 42: Grampa Aladdin's Country
Sinbad and his friends reach a city on which a curfew is imposed because the crown of King Muhammad has been stolen. Aladdin indentifies the city and its country as the realm he once ruled until Muhammad conquered it over ten years ago, although he is still fondly remembered by the people. Sinbad and his friends pose as soothsayers to lure the true thief out. To everyone's surprise, it is Kasran, Mohammed's own son who is very critical of his father's harsh regime. While Muhammad prepares to execute his son, a servant girl appears with the broken crown; the girl confesses to Sinbad's group that she accidentally damaged the crown and Kasran hid it to take the blame. Aladdin reveals himself to Muhammad, and by letting him find the broken crown in a mosque, he claims that Allah is displeased with his selfishness and will punish him if he does not change his ways. After the resolution of this problem, Aladdin and his friend leave the city with the people cheering their old king. (Source: Wikipedia)