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Hossain, Zakir

 
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Synopsis

THE NAKED PROPHET A solitary figure walks uphill- naked like a pure gentleman- rising beyond cities, religions, memories, and human noise. Part poetry, part meditation, part existential road scripture, The Naked Prophet is a minimalist literary journey through silence, modern civilisation, inner transformation, and the stripping away of inherited identity. In these pages:empty trains move endlessly through unnamed landscapes, newspapers disappear into traffic, fog melts from country roads, old women weep beneath trees, moonlight inhabits abandoned huts, and a man runs naked through towns after reading Lao Tzu until he becomes "the running" itself. Drawing from Zen stillness, Sufi longing, existential philosophy, and contemporary wandering life, Zakir Hossain creates a work that resists categories. These are not conventional poems, nor spiritual instructions, but cinematic fragments of consciousness-moments of seeing gathered from the edges of modern existence. At the centre of the book stands the mysterious figure of the Naked Prophet: not a religious authority, not a guru, but a symbol of human consciousness stripped bare before existence itself. Sparse, haunting, rebellious, and contemplative, The Naked Prophet invites readers into a world where silence speaks louder than ideology, and where truth appears briefly-like words fading from a fogged train window. For readers of:Kahlil Gibran, Rumi, Lao Tzu, Matsuo Bash¿, Nietzsche, and meditative contemporary poetry rooted in stillness, solitude, and existential awakening.

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