Preacher Life in the Middle East or Yesterdays in Persia and Kurdistan delineates the life of the teacher in the Middle East during the nineteenth century. The book starts with a past filled with Mıddle East and its geography and character. At that point the creator gives a travelog of his excursions in different nations in the Middle East, portraying all parts of day by day life. The cutting edge Kurds get an unmistakable spot in the book. The creator depicts puts in Kurdistan and neighboring nations 1939. Extract from Yesterdays in Persia and Kurdistan The truth of the matter is that there is no experience on the planet to be com pared to that of the teacher experience, no life that is more full of intrigue and excites, none that calls for more noteworthy assortment of gifts and capacities. Nobody is more joyful than the minister, and there is nothing that brings more noteworthy improvement of each effortlessness and blessing than the preacher life. His field is so immense, the