The Persian Mystics : Jami

THE PERSIAN MYSTICS - JAMINūr ad-Dīn ‘Abd al-Rahmān Jámí, a luminary in Persian literature born in 1414, remains a timeless figure whose works transcend boundaries. A master of theology, philosophy, music, and Sufism, Jami's poetry delves into themes of divine love, human frailty, and spiritual enlightenment. This collection from F. Hadland Davis was published in 1908 and contains selections from some of Jami's best-known works, "Salaman and Absal" The "Lawa'ih", "Yusuf and Zulaikha" and the "Baharistan." A brief biography of Jami showcasing a harmonious blend of lyrical beauty and intellectual depth, guiding readers on a contemplative journey of the soul. His deep spiritual connections, particularly with the Naqshbandi order and mystical poets like Rumi and Attar, enriched his writings, creating a bridge between the temporal and the eternal. Jami's enduring legacy continues to inspire and offer solace, resonating with those in search of beauty, truth, and profound meaning.Frederick Hadland Davis was a distinguished British author and scholar, known primarily for his contributions to the study of Oriental art and culture. His works often delved into the intricacies of Eastern aesthetics, exploring the rich tapestry of traditions, philosophies, and artistic expressions that characterize the Orient. Davis’s scholarship was marked by a deep appreciation and understanding of Asian art, which he articulated through a series of influential publications. His meticulous research and eloquent writing have left a lasting impact on the field, making him a respected figure among contemporaries and later scholars alike. Read more