Zanbūrdār-i Ḥalab: Persian 1401

Nouri was a beekeeper in Aleppo, Syria, and his wife, Afra, was an artist. Of course, all this was before the war that destroyed their lives and suffered the most severe damage. Before the war, they lived a simple but happy life among friends and family; People who knew the meaning of the most important thing in life, namely love, and this is the story of "The Beekeeper of Aleppo" by "Christy Leftary". The situation became more dangerous day by day with the massacre and beheading of innocent men, women, and children. They had no choice but to leave what was left of their beautiful city and the only life they had ever known. They become one of the thousands of displaced people; Asylum seekers embark on a perilous journey across stormy lands and seas, encountering much hatred and prejudice along the way. These people have witnessed incredible horrors that left them shattered and traumatized. They have to believe that they will find a new home somewhere, but it will be a house whose rooms are empty of the people they loved. "Christy Leftery" is of great literary merit and "The Beekeeper of Aleppo" is a fascinating yet realistic story, as she spent some time working as a volunteer at a UNICEF-supported refugee center in Athens. "The Beekeeper of Aleppo" is a heart-wrenching and thought-provoking novel in which even the simple description of the love and attention Nouri showed to his beloved bees is so moving that it can tug at your heartstrings.