Barādarān-i Gharīb: Persian 1403

The Strange Brothers is the name of a work by the famous Lebanese-French writer Amin Maalouf. Seyyed Hamidreza Mohajerani translated this book into Persian. Hamidreza Mohajerani, a writer, researcher, and translator, has so far translated several works by famous writers in the Arab world, such as Jokheh Al-Harithi, Dunya Mikhail, and Mansoura Ezzeddine: On a remote island in the Atlantic Ocean, a middle-aged cartoonist named "Alexander" and a world-famous female writer named "Ifsan Gil" lived without knowing each other and thought they were the only inhabitants there. Until that day, when a widespread disruption in communication systems occurred, they were plunged into deep darkness and blackout, and their connection with the world was cut off. Neither of them knew what was going on or how they could escape the predicament. The book The Strange Brothers consists of 4 general sections and 30 different sections. At the beginning of each section, the author has included a note.