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Writer Maryam Al Mazrouei affirms that the folk tale, as an oral art passed down through generations, remains capable of renewal and preservation in the digital world, as long as its spirit and core values are maintained. According to her, its migration to digital platforms reflects a natural evolution rather than an end, and modern media can broaden its audience and support its vitality if its narrative structure and symbolism are preserved. She emphasizes that the danger does not lie in technology itself, but in the story losing its human essence, as the relationship between the storyteller and the listeners has historically been fundamental to its emotional and cultural value. She also affirms that the storytelling experience continues to attract new generations, and that modern tools such as recordings and images can serve the narrative and uphold cultural identity—provided that the human element and symbolic aspects of the tale are not marginalized.
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