Persian Folktales are traditional stories that originate from Iran and reflect the rich cultural heritage of the region. These tales often feature themes of wisdom, love, and adventure, showcasing the values and beliefs of Persian society. Characters may include clever animals, brave heroes, and wise elders, each imparting moral lessons. Many of these folktales have been passed down through generations, often told orally before being written down. They are an essential part of Persian literature and continue to inspire modern storytelling, art, and theater. Notable collections include the Shahnameh and the works of Rudaki and Saadi.