War and Peace 1/4

The love of life conflicts with wars and their tragedies, Tolstoy tells us that he wrote War and Peace to confirm that: an incident in which millions of people were involved, and half a million men were killed, cannot be caused by the will of a single individual, that a man alone cannot force 500,000 people to die. Leo Tolstoy (1828 - 1910) was not only a writer but also a thinker, philosopher, and revolutionary. He wrote novels, stories, and plays, and delved into the study of philosophy, establishing an intellectual doctrine through which he tried to find answers to the question that constantly troubled him: "Why do we live?" All his works were attempts to answer this question. As part of its project to publish Tolstoy's complete works, Al-Mada publishes the full and faithful translation of Tolstoy’s timeless masterpiece "War and Peace," translated by the esteemed translator Sami Al-Droubi. However, fate did not allow him to complete it after finishing the first and second parts, so the work was completed by the distinguished translator Sayah Al-Jahim, one of the most prominent Arab translators, who presented Tolstoy to Arabic with a pure, elegant language and a translation that matches the original text. Number of parts: 4 parts. Number of pages: 2515. Year of publication: 2017. Publisher: Dar Al-Tanweer for Publishing and Distribution.