Chirā Shumā rā Nimī'gīran va Akharish Chī Mīshah? (Zīr-i Pust-i Jāmi'ah-yi Īrān 1362-1402): Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The book "Why They Don't Catch you and What Will Happen in the End?" The last book is by Dr. Sadegh Zibaklam, a well-known figure and a professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences of Tehran University. Rozeneh publishing house has so far published all the works of Dr. Zebakalam, including the well-known works "We Became Us", which has reached the 40th edition, "The West Became the West", "Tradition and Modernity" and "Gramophone". In the introduction of this book, written by the author, we read: I have been asked enough in this world, "What will happen in the end?" And "Really, why don't they catch you?" Sometimes I get melancholy and I think that the world will ask me the same questions on the first night of the grave before other questions. First, apart from these two questions, the subject of the book was supposed to be the experience of my doctorate in England (1370-1363) and what happened when I left engineering and went to pursue humanities and work on the 1957 revolution. But after returning to Iran, so many different adventures happened to me that I hesitated not to write about them. For those who, like many young people today, look at the past not only with hatred and malice, those who do not put political and social issues into the pressure cooker of conspiracy theories and hypotheses of our honorable ancestor, the late John Napoleon; Maybe and just maybe this book can open a small amount of other horizons.