Anarkali by Saadat Hassan Manto is a tragic tale of love and sacrifice set in historical Mughal India. The play portrays the ill-fated romance between the courtesan Anarkali and Prince Salim, highlighting themes of forbidden love and social injustice.

This collection features 53 concise yet profound poems by Rumi, offering insights into life, love, and the divine. Each verse is a lyrical expression of his spiritual philosophy, making it an accessible and inspiring introduction to his mystical legacy.

 Kahlil Gibran’s The Prophet is a poetic exploration of universal themes like love, freedom, and self-discovery. Through the wisdom of the protagonist, Almustafa, the book offers timeless insights and profound reflections on life’s joys and challenges.

The Glance is a collection of Rumi’s mystical poems that explore the soul’s intimate connection with the divine. Coleman Barks’ translations illuminate themes of love, spiritual yearning, and unity, offering a window into Rumi’s timeless wisdom and passion.

In The Masnavi Book Four, Rumi’s storytelling reaches new depths, addressing life’s paradoxes and the soul’s yearning for divine connection. Through metaphors and parables, he sheds light on love, faith, and the inner battles of the human spirit

The Masnavi Book Six concludes Rumi’s monumental work with profound insights into spiritual awakening. This volume reflects on life’s ultimate purpose, offering timeless guidance on love, unity, and the human soul’s return to the divine source.

Thinner Than Skin by Uzma Aslam Khan is a novel that explores themes of identity, love, and cultural conflict. Set in Pakistan, it delves into the lives of characters dealing with personal loss and the impact of societal expectations.