Būdā va tirurīst: Persiska (Farsi) 1400

Buddha and the Terrorist is a story from ancient India about a ruthless and bloodthirsty criminal who strikes fear into people's hearts and no one is safe from his evil. The king sets out with his numerous troops to personally arrest the "terrorist" and bring him to justice for his actions. Everyone's heart is filled with fear and hatred for that murderer. But one day a man enters the city and finds it like a city of the dead. Everyone is hiding in their houses for fear of terrorists. But the wandering man refuses to give in to fear. He embarks on a dangerous mission and goes to the criminal and creates a great and readable story. The Indian author of the book, Satish Kumar, is an environmental activist and a passionate advocate of pacifism. Kumar's works have been highly praised. A writer says about him: "Reading Satish Kumar's books always elevates the soul." With his intimate and warm pen, Kumar narrates a simple yet profound and effective story, which is instructive in our "unsettled" and violent times. Buddha and Terrorist is the first book by this author to be translated and published in Persian.