Hello Mrs Shafak, just let you know I read your book " The Forty Rules of Love" 3 times (In English, Farsi and the Farsi AudioBook) first, I have noticed how similar is my wife to Elly (apart from that I don't cheat on her as I love her so much and I respect all she has done for us) and then I gave your book to her and I saw how she enjoyed every single word of your book. Just to say thank you very much and I hope I can practice more the rules of love, we love you very much. Thanks @ElifShafak
One of the best books I've ever read. I feel so priviledged to have been able to share this wonderful book with you. So unique, thoughtful clever and Insightful. I can't wait to read your next book...But I feel I need to reread this one, The rules of love, again, as it contains so much wisdom that I want to absorb. What a truly wonderful example of a human being you are; embracing and touching so many diverse lives around the world. Thank you 🙏🌟❤
she talks so well! also looks so good. she is one impactful writer and i have enjoyed her readings n definitely learnt from them for the better. thank you Elif. thank you Turkey. :)
I have only read the two novels of her . They compelled me to read more novels of hers . A lot of love with the core of my heart. One the best writers in 21st century 🤞
She is so powerful and effective Author especially Concerning the concept of Feminism,Populism,Globalization ,Citizenship,love and the secrets of the man. And woman relationships. Herself she is affected by her life and her childhood and her mom and dad relationship . in addition to the situation of women in Turkey. She wanted to fight. Against women violence unless it finishes and takes her human_being rights. The forty rules of love is such an amazing book which represents all what this gorgeous writer believes and wants to make truth not just in Turkish society but rather all over the world.
Elif not only writes well but also speaks so clearly and with so much power in her words. Listening to her is simple delight. Her novel forty rules of love has profoundly impacted me. Thank you Elif for your creativity and writing such a great book for us, the readers.
❤love is so important it gives so much coulours to our life🎉 should be choosen wisely, ladies trust your intuition when he guy is soapy sneaky narssisique and married run away and never look back!
@@fazilahmusammem7621 brother I read the complete poetry of Rumi and also about shams . But a story about someone and specially historical events can't be written without exaggerating. Don't mind plz
Pakistan zindabad emarat islami Afghanistan Taliban zindabad isi cheaf gn hameed gull zindabad Taliban win the world history check the history of the world
You are an amazing writer and I felt ripples inside after reading your book, forty rules of love. Believe you me, I have a less patience unfortunately however still I read only 15 pages everyday as I didn't want the book to finish. I still have something serious to share only if my words may have an impact over you or even upon any random reader of this msg. Here it goes: When you write a book which revolves and rotates around a very sacred holy saint, you never use words that could sound obscene or distract us from the main person (Shams of Tabriz and Rumi in this case) There was an absolute zero need of writing that Babylus in a single thrust penetrated Desert Rose and kept on pushing in and out even after he came Or There was absolutely absolutely & absolutely no need at all to write that Shams Tabrezi kissed on Kimyas lips and touched her small hard breast. Didn't you feel it was wrong..shit man Why did you write that? Why did you write Kimya felt aroused in between the legs when Shams stood infront of her. Why Elif? Was it your fiction that you wrote so orthodox? Or whatever man.. I wish this was never written All Shams Tabrizi uttered and chanted day-in and day-out was Ya Ali Ya Ali Ya Ali Ya Fathima Ya Fathima Why wasn't this mentioned? This was extremely impt to mention. Nevertheless, may God do justice always.
You can not tell writers what to write in their own books. You can express that you didnt like something, or when you write your own novels, you simply dont include scenes like that. Be respectful of others.
Hello Mrs Shafak, just let you know I read your book " The Forty Rules of Love" 3 times (In English, Farsi and the Farsi AudioBook) first, I have noticed how similar is my wife to Elly (apart from that I don't cheat on her as I love her so much and I respect all she has done for us) and then I gave your book to her and I saw how she enjoyed every single word of your book. Just to say thank you very much and I hope I can practice more the rules of love, we love you very much. Thanks @ElifShafak
I am doing the same
One of the best books I've ever read. I feel so priviledged to have been able to share this wonderful book with you. So unique, thoughtful clever and Insightful.
I can't wait to read your next book...But I feel I need to reread this one, The rules of love, again, as it contains so much wisdom that I want to absorb.
What a truly wonderful example of a human being you are; embracing and touching so many diverse lives around the world. Thank you 🙏🌟❤
After listening to this lady i am thinking that internet can be very useful if it is used in a wise manner.....
What a beautiful soul she is. So calm, intelligent, composed.
After reading The Forty Rules of Love im eager to read Elif more.
Love from Pakistan. 💞
Me too, after reading this, i just want to dwell in her universe, its amazing, P.S Greetings from Pakistan :)
have u read 40 rules of love in urdu? if yes....where did u read that?
@@mafiyamukhtar8607 search on utube by qasim ali shah
I just started 50 rules of Love
give ma summary please in eng
she talks so well! also looks so good.
she is one impactful writer and i have enjoyed her readings n definitely learnt from them for the better.
thank you Elif.
thank you Turkey. :)
I have only read the two novels of her . They compelled me to read more novels of hers . A lot of love with the core of my heart. One the best writers in 21st century 🤞
She is so powerful and effective Author especially
Concerning the concept of Feminism,Populism,Globalization ,Citizenship,love and the secrets of the man. And woman relationships. Herself she is affected by her life and her childhood and her mom and dad relationship . in addition to the situation of women in Turkey. She wanted to fight. Against women violence unless it finishes and takes her human_being rights.
The forty rules of love is such an amazing book which represents all what this gorgeous writer believes and wants to make truth not just in Turkish society but rather all over the world.
I'm currently reading her book the bastard of Istanbul, and I love it 💚
Elif not only writes well but also speaks so clearly and with so much power in her words. Listening to her is simple delight.
Her novel forty rules of love has profoundly impacted me. Thank you Elif for your creativity and writing such a great book for us, the readers.
Thank you Elif for your emazing books
She is such an amazing gift to the earth
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We are so inspired from you elif shafak
A great woman writer ever seen.
Thanks for sharing it
Elif is such a graceful intelluctual woman
elif shafak, i admire you a lot.
AMAAAAZZZZZIIIIIIIIINNNNNNNNGGGGGG ...... She is admirable
Elif Shafak a female Turkish Story teller
nothing else just lots of love for her❤ love from Pakistan
i ever seen such beautiful novel
Excellent speech
I never read Elif Shafak novel.
I lisened to them. She was alway told to me. So there was always community: her, writer; reader; me, listener.
16:10 Words are effective
no doubt man owes immensely to woman until we realise this we are doomed...
please give me summary of this novel
Nice discussion and talk by Elif Shafak.
After listening to this lady I am thinking that the internet can be very useful if it is used in a wise manner.....(2)
Greetings from Yozgat
great..
Amazing 😍
Could you pls. Tell us something also about your relationship with your father-?
Amazing
Please more about Elif Safak. Thank you
Such an amazing women i love her
Love from India
🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹
❤love is so important it gives so much coulours to our life🎉 should be choosen wisely, ladies trust your intuition when he guy is soapy sneaky narssisique and married run away and never look back!
The forty rules of love is a good work of Elif shafak but too much exaggeration was made there, specially on the part of Rumi and Shams Tabraiz...
If u were aware of the true story about Molana and Shams u wouldn’t say that exaggeration
@@fazilahmusammem7621 brother I read the complete poetry of Rumi and also about shams . But a story about someone and specially historical events can't be written without exaggerating.
Don't mind plz
I’m sister not brother 🙂
@@fazilahmusammem7621 sorry sister
🙏🙏🙏💖💖💖💐💐💐
👍👍
Pakistan zindabad emarat islami Afghanistan Taliban zindabad isi cheaf gn hameed gull zindabad Taliban win the world history check the history of the world
how much you are great
Mohammed Jwad de dk d
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lots of generalizations, which indeed does not show the facts about the readers in Turkey
You are an amazing writer and I felt ripples inside after reading your book, forty rules of love. Believe you me, I have a less patience unfortunately however still I read only 15 pages everyday as I didn't want the book to finish. I still have something serious to share only if my words may have an impact over you or even upon any random reader of this msg.
Here it goes:
When you write a book which revolves and rotates around a very sacred holy saint, you never use words that could sound obscene or distract us from the main person (Shams of Tabriz and Rumi in this case)
There was an absolute zero need of writing that Babylus in a single thrust penetrated Desert Rose and kept on pushing in and out even after he came
Or
There was absolutely absolutely & absolutely no need at all to write that Shams Tabrezi kissed on Kimyas lips and touched her small hard breast. Didn't you feel it was wrong..shit man
Why did you write that?
Why did you write Kimya felt aroused in between the legs when Shams stood infront of her.
Why Elif?
Was it your fiction that you wrote so orthodox? Or whatever man.. I wish this was never written
All Shams Tabrizi uttered and chanted day-in and day-out was
Ya Ali Ya Ali Ya Ali
Ya Fathima Ya Fathima
Why wasn't this mentioned? This was extremely impt to mention.
Nevertheless, may God do justice always.
You can not tell writers what to write in their own books. You can express that you didnt like something, or when you write your own novels, you simply dont include scenes like that.
Be respectful of others.
@@beeurself8947 Dont be Elif's spokesperson. Live your own life, be free and let the breeze kiss your wounds. God bless you.
@@mmm-fe1zy oh wow 😂😂😂😂 go on, tell people "i wish this was never written" and talk about god blessing. Good luck lolz
@@beeurself8947 In that case, may God *NOT* bless you. You seem to be a world within yourself.. TWICE LOLZ
@@mmm-fe1zy yea, tell god who to bless and who not to😂😂😂😂