Waiting for Rain مقالة

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Although there is no shortage of room for reflection, reasons for questioning, and redundant or superfluous content, it can be said that the attractiveness, strong imagination, wondrous events, and skillful recreation of time and space in this story elevate it beyond a common work, to the extent that one could say its creation has added a new treasure to our literary assets, which is no easy feat. But even if this rain falls, she will lose the clarity of her joy in the gloating and reprimand of narrow-minded people: after the neighbor woman warned her against the entry of a man or men into the house, "Tooba pursed her lips and returned to her work. With these kinds of thoughts passing through Tooba's father's mind, Ms. Parsipour leads him to the conclusion that the women under his authority, who work in the carpet-weaving workshop, "unfortunately think," and thus become rebellious and disobedient! A completely traditional and ordinary life, which Ms. Parsipour herself describes in her own family and environment, resembles a legendary being that has lived for several centuries; sometimes it has been a seeker in the school of mysticism, sometimes it has sought to save its elder (Sheikh Sanan) from the love of the "fearful girl," sometimes it has killed a woman or women, sometimes it has been a warrior who harbored the desire to drive out the Mongols, and finally, it has emerged as a young socialist, and after that, has become a neighbor to Tooba and Prince Fereydoun Mirza.