Ṣad Pīrimard-i Ta's̲īr Naguzār: Persiska (Farsi) 1402

The book One Hundred Untouchable Old Men is the last book of Abbas Yazdi, an Iranian writer and satirist. Rosenha Publishing previously also published the books of London's English neighborhood, this is not Golestan Saadi and the secrets of Sheikh Khojand by this author. The writing style of this book is smooth and attractive like other works of this author. In the introduction of this book, we read by the author: "One Hundred Influential Old Men" is the author's childhood and teenage memories of dealing with old men whose influence never went beyond their small and peripheral social environment. Now, on the verge of turning sixty, the author has found himself to be the same age and influenced, and he narrates those days with a fluent pen from the perspective of a child; A readable narrative, sometimes funny and sometimes just made up by a child's mind, which records the spiritual heritage of those unique people.