Description
Lawyer-writer Abdurrahim Dede, in his utopian and deeply philosophical novel “Kızıldeli Sultan,” envisions a world where the borders dividing humanity dissolve into universal peace. The story begins when three soldiers—Turkish, Greek, and Bulgarian—refuse to fire at one another at the borders and seek refuge in the historic Kızıldeli Sultan Lodge. Guided by the wise Evrenos Bey, the soldiers rediscover their shared humanity and the true meaning of being a “Pomak,” which the book redefines as a “helper” rather than an ethnic identity. As their peaceful rebellion triggers an unprecedented, unanimous UN resolution for a peace conference at the lodge, the narrative masterfully intertwines the defeat of a warmongering global cabal with a profound love story between the soldiers and the sheikh’s daughters. Blending Sufi wisdom, historical allegories like the martyrdom of Saint George, and scientific reflections on the oneness of the Creator, this novel is a powerful call for global unity under the vision of “One World State, One Human Nation”.
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| Book Type | E-BOOK, Hard Copy |