A novel inspired by the story of Abraham, drawing on some of its main scenes from the real story, and adding other scenes and characters for dramatic necessity. The novel is based on the character of Abraham, a rebellious child who fights against all traditional institutions that exploit the human mind and attempt to hinder his thinking, sight, and insight from reaching the truth. The situation escalates between Abraham, the child, and the institutions represented by his father, grandmother, and the temple priests. Abraham embarrasses them with many questions and discussions. They first try to silence him using traditional methods and silencing answers. But that doesn't work, so they try other methods, such as bringing in a special priestess to treat him. However, Abraham turns the situation back on the priestess, and the situation turns against her instead of against him. As the situation escalates, Abraham's search deepens, and he gets closer to the truth, by invalidating the pagan idea of ​​pluralism on which his society was based. By invalidating and abolishing pluralism, Abraham discovers the essence of pure monotheism, based on the fact that this exquisitely crafted world could only have been created by one all-powerful God. But his declaration of this puts him in a greater confrontation with everyone - truth threatens falsehood, and honesty repels falsehood, and all of this puts everyone on alert against our master Abraham. The intensity of events escalates between suspense, excitement, and enjoyment, until it reaches its end.