Mekke'ye Giden Yol

His personal quest for faith and understanding seems deeply rooted in his background. I'm curious what motivated him to share this spiritual voyage.

There are moments where Asad grapples with his own place between cultures and faiths, which felt very personal. How did others relate to these struggles?

The pacing feels deliberate, weaving personal history with spiritual insights. I wonder if the non-linear approach was planned from the start or evolved during writing.