"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The Devil's God
In a small, tranquil village in Pakistan, where life is simple but steeped in rigid orthodoxy, a boy named Bitto dares to do what no one else would: question the very foundations of faith. In a society where blind belief reigns supreme and the courage to seek answers is stifled, Bitto embarks on an extraordinary journey of discovery.
From the dusty streets of his village to the grand cities of far-off lands, Bitto dives deep into the world’s great religions—Islam, Christianity, Judaism, and beyond—immersing himself in sacred texts, philosophies, and rituals. Along the way, he transforms, shedding old beliefs and embracing new ones, challenging the conventions of every culture and community he encounters.
But seeking the truth comes at a cost. Bitto's relentless quest for the divine draw’s ire and alienation from those around him. With every step, he offends the orthodox, unsettles the faithful, and disrupts the norms of society. Yet through it all, Bitto remains undeterred, driven by an insatiable desire to unearth the essence of divinity and uncover what it truly means to live a life of faith—or to reject it entirely.
The Devil's God is a bold, transformative tale of courage, self-discovery, and spiritual awakening. It challenges conventions, explores the depths of human belief, and ultimately asks: what does it mean to find the divine in a world that fears questioning it?
Daniel Lazaros Shahbaz Ali
Daniel Lazaros Shahbaz Ali is a versatile writer and thinker with a deep passion for philosophy, theology, and literature. Born in Pakistan, Daniel pursued his early education in philosophy, laying the foundation for his lifelong exploration of profound ideas and diverse beliefs.
After moving to Sweden, he embraced a new chapter of life, becoming a Swedish citizen and expanding his expertise by studying auto mechanics. His intellectual curiosity also led him to delve into theology, immersing himself in the sacred texts of various faiths, including the Quran, Bible, Bhagavad Gita, and Vedas.
Having lived through and practiced multiple religions, including Islam, Christianity, and Judaism, Daniel brings a unique, multifaceted perspective to his work. His experiences have been further enriched by his active involvement in politics, both in Pakistan and Sweden, where he sought to understand and contribute to societal progress.
A devoted reader and admirer of literary greats such as Leo Tolstoy, Daniel has drawn inspiration from the timeless wisdom and humanistic themes in the works of iconic authors.
Daniel currently resides in Sweden, where he continues to engage with diverse philosophies, histories, and cultures. His writing reflects a life dedicated to exploration, understanding, and bridging worlds—whether through politics, theology, or literature.
