Nāmah bah kūdakī kah hargiz zādah nashud: Persiska (Farsi) 1401

A Letter to a Child Who Was Never Born is a novel written by Oriana Fallacci, first published in 1975. Immediately after its publication, this novel was translated and sold in 27 countries, and it raised its name as a successful work at the world level. The story of this novel deals with the touching monologue of a mother who talks to the child inside her womb. The letter addresses fundamental issues such as abortion and the meaning of life by raising difficult questions: Is it fair to impose life on a being, when this life may be accompanied by suffering? Is it better not to be born? This book touches on the true meaning of being a woman: the power to give or not to give life. Can the main character of the story be able to raise a creature like himself and sacrifice part of his freedoms and past life in this way?