Truth by Mohammed Iqbal Harb explores the eternal struggle between good and evil, weaving together complex philosophical themes. The novel delves into human and social issues, emphasizing equality across all races, ethnicities, and cultures. It fiercely defends human rights and criticizes societal norms that restrict freedom, particularly for women. Through its symbolic narrative, Truth challenges readers to rethink their perceptions of reality and justice. The story navigates the intricate relationship between man and the universe, with a deep reflection on the nature of power, identity, and the pursuit of truth in a conflicted world.
