Death When It Comes

Death When It Comes is a thought-provoking work by Karim Faizi that takes the reader on a strange journey through the foggy path of death. Just as life means everything, death will one day be the fate of all beings and none. Death is not the end of the book of life; since life has its plot and storyline, death also has its own scenario and presents its undeniable truth to the world. The book “Death When It Comes” by Karim Faizi has a subtitle, “Great Men, Great Deaths,” which refers to the content of the book. In this work, Karim Faizi briefly but profoundly describes the life and death of some of the greatest figures in history. The selection and treatment of these figures’ lives and deaths are done wisely; the reader unconsciously faces the fact that the fate of the most well-known historical figures was similar to that of the most unknown. However, this fate did not necessarily follow the same paths. In “Death When It Comes,” the death of Hitler took a different course from that of Newton. Pushkin died in one way, Lincoln in another. Saint Augustine left the world differently than Albert Einstein, and Albert Camus experienced a different scenario from Khalil Gibran in departing this life. From John F. Kennedy, Jawaharlal Nehru, Trotsky, and Socrates to Anton Chekhov, Aristotle, Franz Kafka, and Simone de Beauvoir, Karim Faizi examines the death of dozens of the world’s most famous individuals, resulting in an astonishing study!