One message of peace, shared across languages and cultures.
Inspired by the vision and heartfelt words of Mohammad, this book is a global appeal for harmony, compassion, and a safer world. It brings together letters addressed to world leaders, international organizations, and humanitarian bodies—advocating for the rights of children, the empowerment of women, and the preservation of our shared planet.
The Story Behind the Book
What began with a simple question from Mohammad about peace grew into a journey of hope. His thoughts and perspective inspired a collection of letters addressed to leaders and organizations around the world, carrying a simple message: every child deserves to grow up in a world shaped by peace, dignity, compassion, and hope.
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Book Presentations & Global Outreach
The book’s message of peace has been personally presented and shared with public figures and institutions, as part of an ongoing effort to bring the voices of children and the call for peace to a wider international audience.
Personally presented to Pope Francis
Personally presented to a member of the Swiss Federal Council
Personally presented to the President of the Government of the Canton of Appenzell Ausserrhoden, Switzerland
Personally presented to the President of the Government of the Canton of St. Gallen, Switzerland
The peace message has also been shared with international and humanitarian organizations.
Letters presenting the book and its message of peace have been sent to international organizations and humanitarian institutions.
President of the Republic of Korea, representing Asia — through the Embassy in Bern
President of the European Commission — through an adviser
Chairperson of the African Union — through the Permanent Mission in Geneva
Leadership of the Pacific regional organization — through its Permanent Mission in Geneva
Leadership of the regional organization representing the Americas — by email to its headquarters
His Holiness the Dalai Lama — through his office in Geneva
President of the United Nations Human Rights Council — in Geneva
President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) — in recognition of the ICRC’s humanitarian work and its three Nobel Peace Prizes
Hassan Azadeh 