TEHRAN-- On the Roads of Persia ( Putevima Perzije ), a novel motivated by its Croatian author Yasmin Dars see to Iran, has recently been launched at the Islamic Cultural Center in Sisak, Croatia.Dar, who is likewise called Yasmina Mehic, Sisaks main imam Alem Crnkic and a group of Croatian cultural figures participated in the book launch, the Persian service of MNA reported on Sunday.During the meeting, Dar responded to concerns from the audience and stated, Moderation in approach and culture is a souvenir from Iranian history, literature and art, and appropriately, I need to say that the Orient is more detailed to our culture.
Crnkic likewise stated that such social gatherings are organized with the objective of expanding peoples horizons and their understanding of the charm of life through the culture, art and literature of other nations.For his part, host Harun Tankovic said that traveling and learning more about different people, cultures and nations help develop peoples characters and raise their understanding of various issues.He revealed his joy as the newly-established Islamic center devoted its first social meeting to introducing a book carrying a story about Iran.
On the Roads of Persia was originally released by the Croatian publishing home Cekape on June 15, 2022.
Dar has actually composed the unique based upon her visit to Iran in 2018.
Her go to was focused mainly on Iranian cities such as Tabriz, Isfahan and Shiraz.
Appropriately, the book is somewhat of a travelogue of Iran.The book was first launched at the library of the Zagreb municipality during a special conference gone to by Dar, Iranian Ambassador Parviz Esmaeili and lots of Croatian literati.
I attempted to highlight what I observed in my see to Iran in the form of an unique based upon what I had actually read in the Persian literary works produced between the 12th and 17th centuries by Hafez, Sadi, Khayyam, Attar and other fantastic Persian poets, Dar stated at the book launch event.Photo: A poster for Croatian writer Yasmin Dars book On the Roads of Persia .
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