The novel tells the story of Asif and Gultekin, who, since their school years, have loved each other with a noble and pure love.
The first volume features novels imbued with a sense of patriotism and civic spirit: The Khagan of Words, Latifa’s Fate, The Day of Reckoning Before History, A Bitter Life, and The Path of Destiny.
The book is dedicated to the life and military career of Colonel Rashad Aslanov, a hero of the 2020 Patriotic War.
The book brings together works that, in poetic language, glorify the heroism of the martyrs who gave their lives for the liberation of our lands during the 44-day Second Karabakh War.
The book presents interpretations in modern Azerbaijani of 294 ghazals from the Divan and 24 ghazals from the poem Leyli and Majnun of the great poet Muhammad Fuzuli, written by him in the Azerbaijani language; selected lines are accompanied by brief commentaries.
The book is a collection of the author’s poems, imbued with genuine emotions, reflecting life through the prism of sentiments close to the heart.
The book portrays the 44-day Second Karabakh War—fought in the closing months of 2020—which concluded with Azerbaijan’s remarkable Victory. It embodies the nation’s successful passage through a historic trial and highlights the deep, enduring patriotism of the Azerbaijani people.
The volume "United Azerbaijan" features the authors recent poems and narrative compositions. Its principal focus is the Victory attained in the Patriotic War, paying tribute to the heroism of the courageous soldiers who reclaimed the occupied territories, including the symbolic city of Shusha, from enemy control.
The majority of the short stories included in the first volume of the writer’s selected works were originally published in various periodicals over the years. Characterized by both subtle humor and sharp sarcasm, the plots of these stories are grounded in real-life experiences, and even the allegorical tales possess a strong sense of realism.
The book comprises a collection of the author’s poems on diverse themes, along with the narrative poem entitled "Geder-gelmez qatari" ("The Train of No Return").