Book of Ahmad by Abdul’Rahim Talibov

Description

The Book of Ahmad by Abdul'Rahim Talibov is a pioneering work of Persian educational and intellectual literature, written as a series of dialogues between the author and his fictional son, Ahmad. Through these conversations, Talibov introduces readers to a wide range of subjects, including natural sciences, modern inventions, education, philosophy, and social and political issues. Inspired in part by Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Emile, the book promotes scientific knowledge, critical thinking, and educational reform while reflecting on the challenges facing Iranian society. This influential work offers valuable insight into the intellectual awakening of Iran before the Constitutional Revolution.