Nawa-ye Khodi

Nawa-ye KhodiNawa ye Khodi (Echoes of The Self), written in Persian by Mohammad Omar Mehraban, is a profound and contemplative examination of one of the most enduring and influential ideas in the intellectual heritage of the Persian speaking world: the philosophy of Khudi selfhood as articulated by Allama Muhammad Iqbal. Drawing deeply from Iqbal's poetic vision, metaphysical insights, and spiritual philosophy, this work offers readers a carefully guided journey

From an early age

He uses poetry to critique how traditional beliefs are often distorted by radical groups

Ahrari skillfully uses the elements of humor and satire to critique and challenge societal and religious malpractices

From layout design to typography

An adept wordsmith

belonging and drifting

" the author Abdul Qayum Malikzad meticulously examines the ample references to the underlying currents of various shades of nostalgia that run through the arteries of Ustad Khalili’s verses and prose

learning from failure

Mehraban elucidates Khudi not merely as an abstract philosophical concept

Written through the piercing lens of Helal Farshidward

and the challenging course taken by Afghanistan's first Republic

particularly the teachings of Rumi