This book is about the prophet’ life and the result of reviewing three ancient Persian books the last of which was written eight centuries ago. These three books are “Syrat Rasoulallah”, “Sharafannabi”, and “Tafsir-e Surabadi”. The book starts with the history from two millennia BC when Joseph Ibn Jacob becomes the Ruler of Egypt and it ends in the midnight nightmare of the year 680. The present book can be considered a successful col-lage. The story has been written using images, a part of a letter or a part of some conversations and setting them together. Each of the small stories is a piece of the collage, and setting them together will lead to the core of the story (and understanding it) and the integrated collage can be seen. This work is provided as an orderly integrated linear narration in a defendable structure. Events and characters of this book are only excuses to purse the proph-et. Therefore, most events in which the prophet does not play a significant role have been omitted. Another issue is that only the dramatic elements consisting of dialogues and images have been used out of the entire texts of those three ancient books. Save the dialogues and images, all the explanations have been put away. Each image or a part of a conversation has been brought in a separate page and the paragraphs are chronologically presented ac-cording to the order and rhythms of the events related to each other .Thus the reader is responsible to personally set each of these pages (small tiles) next to each other to complete its great terminal design.

Yassin Hejazi (1978-Tehran) Yassin Hejazi writes more about the religious and historical themes. His works are usually among the best-selling books in Iran. He is also active in the field of documentary film.