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Aladdin is a folk tale of Middle Eastern origin.

Aladdin, Aladin, and variants such as Aladdin and His Magic Lamp, may also refer to:

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• Disney franchise
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• Musicals, operas and plays
• Television
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Arts and entertainment

Businesses and brands

• Aladdin (BlackRock) An all-encompassing data collection and evaluation management system for risk assessments of investments (Asset, Liability, and Debt and Derivative Investment Network)
• Aladdin (containers)
  • Aladdin Industries, makers of vacuum flasks and lunchboxes
• The Aladdin Company, a company that sold mail-order houses
• Aladdin Knowledge Systems, a software company
• Aladdin Paperbacks, a division of Simon & Schuster, USA
• Aladdin Records, a record label
• Aladdin Systems, later Allume Systems, a software company
• Aladin Foods, a Bulgarian fast food chain

People

• Aladdin (name), a male given name

Places

Science and technology

• Aladdin Deck Enhancer, a games console adapter
• ALADDiN, a line of chipsets by ALi Corporation
• Aladin Sky Atlas, interactive software
• EMT Aladin, a German miniature unmanned aerial vehicle
• Aladin (protein), also known as adracalin, is a nuclear envelope protein

Other uses

• Aladdinn (1975–2010), a leading sire of Arabian horses
• Project Aladdin, a UNESCO intercultural project to counter Holocaust denial

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Aladdin
• All pages with titles beginning with Aladin
• All pages with titles beginning with Alladin
• All pages with titles beginning with Alladdin
• Ala ol Din (disambiguation), sometimes written Alaeddin or Alaed Din
• Aladdin Sane , 1973 album and song by David Bowie
• Arabic name § Common mistakes: misspelling Alāʾ al-dīn as Allāh al-dīn

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