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After impressing Jasmine, Jafar discovers his identity, steals the lamp and reveals Aladdin for who he truly is. He uses Genie's powers to take over Agrabah but is defeated when Aladdin tricks him into wishing to become a Genie and being trapped in his lamp. Jasmine then choose to marry Aladdin (after her father abolishes the law requiring her to marry a prince, Genie sends Jafar's lamp far away and Aladdin grants Genie his freedom with his last wish. | After impressing Jasmine, Jafar discovers his identity, steals the lamp and reveals Aladdin for who he truly is. He uses Genie's powers to take over Agrabah but is defeated when Aladdin tricks him into wishing to become a Genie and being trapped in his lamp. Jasmine then choose to marry Aladdin (after her father abolishes the law requiring her to marry a prince, Genie sends Jafar's lamp far away and Aladdin grants Genie his freedom with his last wish. | ||
{{w|Disney}}'s inspiration for the film came from the {{w|Aladdin|Middle Eastern folktale}} and was one of the many stories of {{w|One Thousand and One Nights}}. | |||
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