✍ Scribed by Cheheltan, Amir Hassan
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In his novel "The calligrapher of Isfahan" says Amir Hassan Cheheltan of Isfahan in 1722, of survival, of forbidden love and escape from war and hunger and the clash of different religious cultures, the eternal struggle fundamentalist ascetics against wine, music and dance, poetry and the truth. A manuscript Fund leads the narrator of the frame story back to the past: They are the last months of the reign of the Persian Safavids, which have expanded their capital Isfahan to most magnificent city in the world and maintain trade relations in the whole world. But outside the city are Afghan tribesmen and threaten to conquer. And it is the story of Allahyar, the grandson of the famous calligraphers of Isfahan, an ancient Sufis and miracle worker who has the only copy of Rumi's mystical masterpiece. For the strict mullahs who will reign alone soon, as heretical as a small carpet, in which the image of a naked European is knotted, the Frenchwoman Marie Petit. It is Allahyârs mother ...;Titel; Zum Buch; Über den Autor; Über den Übersetzer; Widmung; Motto; TEIL 1; 1. Kapitel; 2. Kapitel; 3. Kapitel; 4. Kapitel; 5. Kapitel; TEIL 2; 1. Kapitel; 2. Kapitel; 3. Kapitel; 4. Kapitel; 5. Kapitel; 6. Kapitel; 7. Kapitel; TEIL 3; 1. Kapitel; 2. Kapitel; 3. Kapitel; 4. Kapitel; 5. Kapitel; 6. Kapitel; TEIL 4; 1. Kapitel; 2. Kapitel; 3. Kapitel; 4. Kapitel; 5. Kapitel; Nachwort; Erläuterungen; Impressum
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