TEHRAN-The German translation of the novel Muri composed by the Iranian author Mehdi Khatibi has actually been published by Engelsdorfer Verlag Publishing in Germany.Almuth Degener, an expert in Indo-European languages and a teacher at Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany, has actually equated the book into German, ISNA reported.The story of * Mourie * is set in Tehran, amidst an indeterminate time that blurs the past and present, resembling a journey through time.
Every culture grieves its lost ones in its own way.
In Mazandaran, north of Iran, the sorrowful cries that ladies utter in mourning the loss of a loved one are called Muri.Mehdi Khatibi tells Muri through the perspective of Mahyar, a first-person storyteller.
Throughout the story, we witness Mahyars distressed mind and inner turmoil.
His ideas pass through different times as he looks for true peace.Mahyar, a complex character, has actually spent his entire life looking for solitude.
Yet, now that he has suddenly discovered himself alone, he feels resentful.
He clings to his past in search of solace for his pain.
On the other hand, the novel addresses poisonous relationshipsthose that begin with enthusiastic and warm love however slowly turn cold.
These are the type of relationships that need a shock to their core.
Muri is, in essence, the introspective tale of a despairing, tormented guy pushed to his limitations, caught in a limbo in between love and hatred.
It is a basic, fascinating, and succinct book.
It tells a story about isolation and sufferingthe type of suffering that unconsciously leads a person to lament.
The protagonist is Mahyar and the narrative focuses on the course of his life and the complexities of his mind, ladies play a considerable function in this novel.Khatibi is an author, poet, and editor with a background in judicial law.
He currently works as a librarian and editor.SS/