Dar justujū-yi sūsīyālīsm Persiska (Farsi) 2026

In a world where the sweetness of life is not everyone’s equal right but rather a privilege determined by class, the author of this book writes from lived experience. For him, discrimination is not merely a theoretical concept but a tangible reality—one that began in childhood and was reinforced through unequal opportunities and social barriers. This experience leads him to ask: Why should a person’s destiny be determined by the place, class, or circumstances into which they are born?

Sediq Jahani examines, from a humanistic and critical perspective, the social structures that reproduce inequality. He argues that these are systems in which profit is valued above human beings and property is placed above human dignity.

In this book, socialism is presented not as a political slogan but as an ethical necessity a path toward a society in which all people can share equally in the benefits of life and where common rights replace privilege and exclusion.