Badr al-Din eclipse

Accompanied by the imprisoned novelist, Bassem Khandaqji, the Sufi hero Badr al-Din in his rebellious journey, fighting corruption and the preachers of the sultans, an educated man questioning: what is the benefit of knowledge without dignity? Realizing "that light is not imprisoned in loyalty," refusing to beg and play the role of a parrot. But this Badr al-Din is a human being, before and after this, a human being who cannot escape the coup against himself when losses of loss overtake him, and a human being who, when he returns and gathers his scattered self, defying himself and the dark world, emerges from the self and delves into parallel history and the conditions of his people: from Cairo with its magic, richness, knowledge, and palace conspiracies, to Tabriz, passing through other places and people.