The Speech of the Birds, also known as The Conference of the Birds, by Farid Ud Din Attar, is a timeless Sufi masterpiece. This allegorical poem recounts the journey of birds representing human souls, who embark on a quest to find their king, the Simurgh, symbolizing God. Through trials and revelations, the birds confront their fears and desires, shedding ego to discover the divine truth within. Attar’s work offers profound insights into love, sacrifice, and self-realization. This annotated translation preserves the poetic essence while making its spiritual teachings accessible to modern readers, making it a valuable guide for seekers of enlightenment.
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The Speech Of the Birds (the Conference Of the Birds): an Unabridged annotated Translation Of Mantiqu’t-Tair
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Farid Ud Din Attar’s The Speech of the Birds is a classic Sufi allegory. It narrates a mystical journey of birds seeking their king, symbolizing the soul’s quest for divine truth and spiritual enlightenment.
| Format | Paperback |
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| Author | Farid Ud Din Attar |
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