What is the conflict and how is it solved in Aladdin?

In "Aladdin," the primary conflict arises from Aladdin's desire to win Princess Jasmine's love while navigating the obstacles posed by the villainous sorcerer Jafar, who seeks to seize the magical lamp and gain power. The resolution comes when Aladdin uses his wit and the help of the Genie to outsmart Jafar, ultimately freeing the Genie and defeating Jafar's ambitions. By proving his worth and character, Aladdin wins Jasmine's heart and secures a brighter future for both of them. The story emphasizes themes of self-acceptance and the importance of inner strength over material wealth.