Sharq-i Midītarānah: Persiska (Farsi) 1394

The events of this novel take place in the eastern Mediterranean, in the Arab lands. The subject of the novel is the attempt to live and expose the injustices that are being done to people. According to the author: "The "Earthling" rests on a fundamental foundation: the Covenant on Human Rights; a charter that has been accepted, signed, and ratified for more than fifty years, but despite this, it has been the target of threats, ridicule, and opposition more than all other documents." For this reason, the author of The Eastling believes in the Covenant on Human Rights and brings a fragment of its articles at the beginning of the novel. He believes that a covenant with so many signatures must be taken seriously and put into practice. Anyone who opposes it has stepped beyond the law and must be disgraced, like the child who disgraced the king. According to "Monif", "The purpose of reading a novel is not to shed a few tears to ease your conscience, a nd that's it. Rather, the real work of the novel begins only after you finish reading it." Disaster follows discovery and two experiences.