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Religion of Love
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Religion of Love

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A groundbreaking study of Farid al-Din ?A??ar, one of Persian literature's greatest poets.

Religion of Love explores the life and work of the Persian Sufi poet and sage Farid al-Din ?A??ar. ?A??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, ?A??ar's oeuvre offers much to contemporary readers. ?A??ar's poems cast a light on the relationship between revelation and the intellect. They also encourage liberation from self-centeredness through the fiery path of love. Thus, Religion of Love considers one of Persian literature's greatest poets as more than just a poet, but also as a thinker and a commentator on moral psychology, ethics, and the intellectual debates of his age, debates that shed light on today's religious complexities.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
State University of New York Press
Country
United States
Date
2 January 2025
Pages
234
ISBN
9781438498669

A groundbreaking study of Farid al-Din ?A??ar, one of Persian literature's greatest poets.

Religion of Love explores the life and work of the Persian Sufi poet and sage Farid al-Din ?A??ar. ?A??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, ?A??ar's oeuvre offers much to contemporary readers. ?A??ar's poems cast a light on the relationship between revelation and the intellect. They also encourage liberation from self-centeredness through the fiery path of love. Thus, Religion of Love considers one of Persian literature's greatest poets as more than just a poet, but also as a thinker and a commentator on moral psychology, ethics, and the intellectual debates of his age, debates that shed light on today's religious complexities.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
State University of New York Press
Country
United States
Date
2 January 2025
Pages
234
ISBN
9781438498669