'ishq dalīl-i kāfī ast: Persian 1400

Love is a sufficient reason including short stories from contemporary Turkish authors, the basis of which the selection of stories was based on the author's reputation, style, and charm of the stories. These stories include various topics such as love, politics, social issues, poverty, loneliness, death, and homelessness. Undoubtedly, many Iranian readers identify with the characters and events of these stories due to the proximity of culture, religion, and customs of the people of Iran and Turkey. In the early decades of the 20th century and simultaneously with the establishment of the republican system in Turkey, the literature of this country underwent a fundamental transformation in terms of form and content. During this period, great story writers emerged, writers such as Mamdouh Shawkat Asendal, Omar Saifuddin, Rafiq Khaled Karai, and Rashad Nouri Guntkin, who are considered pioneers of story writing in Turkey.