az liẕat-i ānī tā malāl-i furī: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

A few years ago, with the increasing interest of Iranians in social networks, I decided to create pages in cyberspace and write about social issues. In this context, I first defined criteria for myself: for example, it is normal to see unusual phenomena, and on the other hand, it is unusual to see phenomena that are considered normal in Iranian society. Also, in order for the audience to connect with the content more easily, I tried to keep the texts away from common clichés. Perhaps staring at everyday life and discovering topics to write from it is the most important feature of this book. What you read in this book are writings about Iranian daily life. Pajamas, finger food, weddings, being parents, not liking, lack of education, showing off, becoming an Instagram horn, talking bad, going on a trip, quarantine, not participating in funerals are some of the topics that Alikhah wrote about in simple language.