Asaṭīr Khāvar'mīyānah (Darsguftār'hā): Persiska (Farsi) 1403

The mythology of the Middle East is the story of the formation of human civilization in the ups and downs of thousands of years. The story of human birth and childhood and the pains of maturity and growing up. The story of sufferings, loves and wars that have invaded this region during the past few thousand years and its traces can be seen everywhere in the culture of the world today. Myths with great goddesses such as Nin Horseg, Inanna, Ishtar, and Isis, which remind the memory of the great mother goddesses of the Neolithic era, and great gods such as Marduk, who takes the decisive step to pass from the matriarchal system to the patriarchal system, and this doubtful victory with the appearance of a partnerless god In the name of Jehovah, it will be perfected.