Ali Baba

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Ali Baba was the star of a tale out of the Arabian Nights. He was a poor woodchopper who followed a group of thieves to a hideout in a cave, where they said "Open sesame" to make a stone at the cave mouth roll away (cf. Easter). Then Ali Baba did the same thing, and left with all their treasure. The moral of Ali Baba and the Forty Theives is that if you are honest and clever like Ali Baba, God will grant you great wealth.