نماز بر رستم فارسی 1403

Prayer for Rostam is a collection of six short stories, all of which are deeply concerned with the past. Even the final story, which appears to take place in a time beyond the present, derives its meaning through its relationship with what has already been lost and remembered.

The first story explores the ways in which human beings adapt to the age in which they live.

The second examines the innate fear people feel toward confronting the identity that their past imposes upon them.

The third reflects on the evocation of memory through material culture and physical objects.

The fourth is an attempt to describe the impact of catastrophe on the collective psyche.

The fifth presents the story of a woman and her relationship with the world she inhabits, whether real or imagined.

The sixth and final story turns to humanity’s inescapable desire to recover a world that has long since receded into memory, a world from which not even the faintest trace can any longer be found in everyday life.