در سرزمین بی پنجرگان الفارسية 1447

In a world where walls are high and windows are few, a child opens his eyes and sees, thinks, and remembers more than he lives.
“In the Land of Windowless People” is a story of living amidst hardships, of dilapidated houses, alleys that lead nowhere, and people who have built their own world between tradition and ignorance. But in the heart of this hardship, a mind is formed that tries to cross the boundaries of the seen and the unseen.
In this work, with poetic prose and a reflective gaze, Saeed Masiha transforms childhood memories into a platform for exploring loneliness, fear, and the formation of identity. This book is not just a narrative of the past; it is a search for understanding humanity, in a world that is sometimes more windowless than it is bright.