Akbar Shāh: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

"I like poetry, especially the poems of Hafez and Jami. Do you like them? I do not know who they are at all. Salim laughed at you! You really don't know anything, don't you know Farsi? I was trying to draw while talking. I know that my father has been learning since he came to the court. "If you want to progress, you need to learn it." From the text of the book - Navid Carucci was born in Rome in 1972 (1351 solar year). With an Iranian mother from Sabzevar and an Italian father, he graduated from Las Pinza University in Rome with a degree in East Asian History and lives and works in the same city as a secretary. Akbarshah (Noor) Akbar is the third novel by Navid Karroochi, which has been well received by readers. In prestigious literary competitions in Italy, including the Chianti Award, the Chelia Messapica Award, the Ecoi Astoria Award, and the City of Vittoria Award, it has been among the novels of the final stage. In India in the 10th century, Jalaluddin, Akbar Shah, the third king of the Gurkan dynasty, rests on the court throne, which includes a group of Sunni and Shia Muslims, Christians, Hindus, Jews, and Zoroastrians. The guardians of the authenticity of the religions become the guardians of the religion, who devote themselves to creating a barrier against this heresy. On the one hand, the shadow of his father weighs heavily on him, and on the other hand, he is afraid of the presence of his other brothers. Samir and Salim become friends and they both fall in love with the charming prince of the harem. All the characters in the novel are historically real and carefully described.