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Lâ: The Syllable of Infinity, written by author and academic Nazan Bekiroğlu, is a novel that reconstructs the story of Hz. Adem and Hz. Havva’s descent from cennet to earth using a modern narrative form. The novel centers on humanity’s process of becoming human and the existential awareness of “being.” Subject of the Book The novel explores the existential journey of humanity through the processes of creation, exile from cennet, and the construction of self on earth. The narrative is shaped alo

My Name is Red is one of the most famous novels by Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk. The novel is set in 16th-century Ottoman Istanbul and centres around art, love, faith, and murder. It is a novel written in a postmodern style, in which history and fiction are intertwined. It also contains deep references to the art of miniature. Plot The novel is set in 16th-century Ottoman Istanbul and centres around a murder committed amongst the master craftsmen working on a secret book for the Sultan