115 is a contemplative philosophical novel about loss, faith, and the quiet transformation of the human heart.
After a devastating personal collapse, Daniel unexpectedly inherits a copy of the Qur'an from a deceased neighbor. Having never read it before, he decides to begin at the first sura and continue, one chapter at a time. What starts as an act of curiosity gradually becomes an intimate journey of self-discovery. Each sura challenges a different part of his life, leading him to confront pride, fear, ambition, gratitude, forgiveness, love, time, and mortality.
Rather than retelling or interpreting the Qur'an, 115 explores the universal questions it awakens in one ordinary man. Through memories, conversations, and everyday encounters, Daniel slowly discovers that true wisdom is not found in having all the answers, but in learning how to live with humility, compassion, and hope.
A reflective literary novel for readers who enjoy philosophical fiction, spiritual journeys, and stories of personal transformation.
