"My Father Named Ibrahim" is a novel inspired by the story of our master Ibrahim, as a general atmosphere for it. It derives some basic scenes from the true course of the story, and adds other scenes and characters for the sake of dramatic necessity. His thoughts impede his vision and insight from reaching the facts. The situation escalates between Ibrahim - the child, and between the institutions represented by his father and grandmother, and the priests of the temple. But that does not work for him, so they try other ways, such as bringing in a special priestess to treat him. But Ibrahim turns the situation against the priestess, and turns the matter against her instead of against him. With the escalation of the situation, Ibrahim's search grows deeper and gets closer to the truth, by nullifying the idea of pagan pluralism on which his society was based. It was made only by one God who is capable of that. But his declaration of that makes him in a greater confrontation with everyone - for the truth threatens lies, and honesty expels falsehood, and all of this put everyone on alert against our master Abraham. The intensity of events escalates between suspense, excitement and pleasure, until it reaches a point its end...
