Goftan Shonidan Wa Khamoshi

Goftan Shonidan Wa Khamoshi"Goftan Shonidan Wa Khamoshi" roughly translated as "Speaking, Hearing and being Silent" is an enlightening book by Omar Mehraban which delves into the essential elements of human interaction, exploring the power of words, the importance of attentive listening, and the transformative effects of silence. Drawing on the wisdom of renowned scholars, sages, and mystics, particularly the teachings of Rumi, Omar presents a comprehensive roadmap to

such as references to the duality of the spring season both as a symbol of revival and rebirth and yet an unattainable utopia amidst political and social turmoil

"Rish Daraz-e Aqel Kotah" in Persian

societal changes

He uses poetry to critique how traditional beliefs are often distorted by radical groups

fearless critique of clerics and institutions

which is roughly translated as "The Realm of Wonder"

but as a lived reality-one that calls the individual toward self-awareness

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showcasing the elegance of Tayeb's poetic perceptions

despite hardship and loss

"Nardbane Mozha" is a journey through the imaginative and artistic realms of Tayeb's mind

and are marked by sharp irony