Ebrahim Nabavi, the Creator of Unhappy Happiness

 Ahmad Zeidabadi

A person who strives for the happiness of people with his pen and expression may be the most unhappy person within himself.

Davar's view of people's relationships, especially in the world of politics, was very penetrating and objective, a view that could not be reflected in written and spoken expression, except in the form of a delicate and pleasant humor. It was this God-given talent that made his humor sweet, natural, and unfabricated.

The emigration of people like him is in fact oppression, and being trapped in a trap of exile and not being able to travel to one's homeland until the moment of death is undoubtedly a crime, and God will not forgive the perpetrators and those responsible for it.

I have mentioned my lived experiences with Ebrahim Nabavi in the fourth volume of my memoirs entitled "The Prison of the House of Suffering and Liberation". His many works are a testament to his talent, hard work, and compassion for the society and the country that he could not bear to be away from, and gradually withered and became depressed until he lost his patience and patience and ended his life.