Dāstān-i Ibrāhīm Persian 2026

The Story of Abraham by Ellen Gunderson Traylor is a historical-religious novel that reimagines the life of one of the most significant figures in the Bible and the Abrahamic traditions through a vivid, human-centered narrative. Drawing on biblical accounts and her skill as a storyteller, Traylor presents Abraham not only as a spiritual figure, but also as a man shaped by faith, uncertainty, difficult decisions, and profound trials.

In this fictional portrayal, Abraham emerges as a figure of strength, determination, and purpose: a leader whose descendants would go on to shape the course of history. Through his journey, the novel explores the challenges of belief, the responsibilities of leadership, and the personal sacrifices behind a life devoted to a greater calling.

The book is part of Ellen Gunderson Traylor’s acclaimed series of biblical novels, in which she brings historical and religious figures to life through engaging storytelling. By recreating the cultural and historical world of Abraham’s era, the novel explores universal themes of faith, migration, family, sacrifice, and humanity’s relationship with the divine.

Ellen Gunderson Traylor is one of America’s notable writers of biblical historical fiction. She has authored 15 novels, with total sales exceeding one million copies. Holding a master’s degree in English, she has taught language, journalism, and creative writing at various educational levels and has designed numerous writing workshops for aspiring authors. Traylor has also worked as a writer, researcher, and journalist, and contributed to biblical reference works, including the Tyndale Family Bible Encyclopedia.

Translated into Persian by Pourandokht Bonyadi and published by Samir Publishing, The Story of Abraham offers an engaging reading experience for those interested in historical fiction, religious literature, and literary interpretations of the lives of influential spiritual figures.