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Al-Zahir is another pronunciation of the Arabic word Al-Zahir, which means something obvious or that cannot go unnoticed. The story revolves around the narrator of the best-selling novels, and his search for his missing wife. The protagonist enjoys all the privileges, including money and fame, but is suspected by the authorities and the press due to the inexplicable disappearance of his wife from their home in Paris. Coelho explores different meanings of love and life through the novel.
Al-Zahir or Al-Zahir (Portuguese: O Zahir) is the title of a novel by the Brazilian writer and author Paulo Coelho, derived from Arabic, published in 2004. Almost in a similar form to the author’s previous novel, The Alchemist, Al-Zahir also revolves around pilgrimage. The novel touches on themes such as love, loss, and obsession. Al-Zahir was written by Paulo Coelho in his original language, Portuguese. The novel has been translated into 44 languages, including Persian, although Iran has never signed any international copyright treaty.
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