Religion of Love

Religion of LoveA groundbreaking study of Farid al Din Ar, one of Persian literature's greatest poets. Religion of Love explores the life and work of the Persian Sufi poet and sage Fard al Dn Ar. Ar changed the face of world literature, leaving his impact on all cultures that have valued Persian Sufi writings. Considered for the first time through the lens of religious studies, Ar's oeuvre offers much to contemporary readers. Ar's poems cast a light on the

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