The unique master of the Russian word Timur Zulfikarov publishes for the first time his “Frescoes of the 21st century. A dictionary of foreign and frequently used words from A to Z,” as well as parables and poems written by him over the past three years. They are dedicated to earthly and heavenly love, wisdom, power, death, the search for God, the afterlife wanderings of the soul, and are filled with a deep philosophical meaning of the dervish wandering through the centuries. In addition to the legendary Khoja Nasreddin, the author created a new folk hero - the dervish Khoja Zulfikar, who is wandering from the age of Genghis Khan to ours electronic age sage-dervish. He often acts as a companion and interlocutor of the immortal Khoja Nasreddin, competing with him in wisdom and wit and sharing in his immortality. This is the dusty and flying genius of Sufism, the double of Nasreddin, he is called the “Don Quixote of the East.” Sufism - the mystical, supersensible transcendental movement of Islam - is now very popular in the world, especially in the West. Erotic-mystical parables, fables, poems and stories of the dervish Khoja Zulfikar seem to reveal many secret wells of Sufism and foggy paths, including leading to the afterlife... Zulfikarov has the rare gift of reviving the Great Prophets, making Them our living Contemporaries and Interlocutors. Before us is not only a master of literature for all times, but - more importantly - a sage. As a modern Sufi said: “Such creators turn our fleeting hot modernity into cold eternity, just as the top of Everest creates eternal ice from flowing water...”