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Highlights
- Aesop's Fables in Persian is translation work of Dr. Hafiz Sahar, Professor of Journalism and Chief Editor of major newspaper in Afghanistan in the early 1970s.
- Author(s): Hafiz Sahar
- 216 Pages
- Family + Relationships, Education
Description
About the Book
Aesop's Fables in Persian. Over 250 short stories.
Book Synopsis
Aesop's Fables in Persian is translation work of Dr. Hafiz Sahar, Professor of Journalism and Chief Editor of major newspaper in Afghanistan in the early 1970s. The stories are timeless teacher of truth that has endured the test of time in every major language since 6th century BC, when it was first composed by Aesop. There are over 250 captivating short stories, each to teach children and adults about philosophy, ethics, morals and a clear view of humanity's nature. Dr. Sahar's deep commitment to free speech/press and love of philosophy and social justice were driving force for this work.
Review Quotes
A great children's bed time story book in Persian. The stories involve animal and humans and touches on ethical and moral values, right and wrong, and the value of human interaction and communication.