Tales From the Land of the Sufis by Bayat, Mojdeh -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Dedication Contents Acknowledgments Introduction 1. A Brief Look at the History of Sufism 2. Hallaj: The First Martyr of Sufism

The Life of Hallaj Legends and Stories of Hallaj

3. Abu Sa‘id: The Patron of Sufi Music, Song, and Dance

Abu Sa‘id’s Life and Teachings Anecdotes of Abu Sa‘id

4. Fariduddin Attar: The Divinely Inspired Storyteller

The Conference of the Birds Bahlul, a Fool of God This Too Shall Pass Shaykh San‘an

5. Hakim Nizami: Narrator of Love Stories

Khusrau and Shirin Layla and Majnun The Great Secret of Alexander

6. Jalaluddin Rumi: Persia’s Greatest Mystic Poet

Rumi’s Life and Teachings The King and the Handmaiden The Grocer and His Parrot The Philosopher and the Skipper Musa and the Shepherd

7. ‘Abdul-Rahman Jami: The Last of the Great Storytellers

Yusuf and Zulaykha

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