Zindigī-yi rūzmarah dar dawrah-yi taftīsh-i 'aqāyid: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The Spanish Inquisition plunged three and a half centuries of this country's history into darkness and terror that displaced Christians and non-Christians, Muslims, and Jews; Places where they did not know what fate awaited them. The laws of the Court of Inquisition were established by the holy institution, and this point fully expresses the formidable power of this court. In this book, an unbiased account of the daily activities of all classes of Spanish society is presented. This narrative covers different areas, such as religious orientations, morality, the struggle for a living, and numerous encounters with the Inquisition. In each chapter, one of these aspects is discussed so that finally, and as a whole, a coherent picture of various aspects of the daily life of Spaniards and Europe as a whole is available to the reader. This book can be introduced as a great book about a great era.