The last Alawite novel was first published in Tehran in 1999/1999, two years after his death. The author did not consider it as a story or a novel in the opening words. "There are no strange and strange incidents there. It's not narrative, it's narrative. It's not history, it's the history of the period that has been hinted at a story about the events of human life. "It is a combination of a key novel, an ideological novel, and an autobiographical novel.

Seyyed Mojtaba Aqa'zgar Alawi, famous for the great Alawite and great Alawite (Feb. 13, 1282, Tehran - February 28, 1375, Berlin), a realist writer, a leftist politician, a modernist journalist and professor of Persian language in Persian, who had spent more than four decades since the second half of the twentieth century He lived in Germany and also translated, criticized and scripted.