Divan of Shams of Tabriz: In English - By Rumi, Translated by Hojat Naghshejahan presents the timeless poetry of Jalal al-Din Rumi in an accessible English translation for modern readers.
The Divan of Shams of Tabriz is one of Rumi's most celebrated works, inspired by his profound spiritual connection with Shams of Tabriz. In these passionate and mystical poems, Rumi explores love, longing, devotion, separation, union, spiritual awakening, and the soul's journey toward the Divine.
Filled with powerful imagery and deep emotion, these verses reveal Rumi's vision of love as a transforming force-one that breaks down the boundaries of the self and leads the seeker toward truth, unity, and inner freedom. His words move between earthly affection and divine love, creating poetry that is at once intimate, philosophical, and spiritual.
Translated into English by Hojat Naghshejahan, this edition is designed for readers who wish to experience the beauty, wisdom, and emotional depth of Rumi's poetry in clear and engaging English.
Inside this collection, readers will discover:
- Mystical and spiritual poetry inspired by Shams of Tabriz
- Poems centered on love, longing, devotion, and divine union
- Reflections on the soul, self-discovery, and spiritual transformation
- Timeless wisdom from one of the greatest poets of Persian literature
- An accessible English translation for contemporary readers
More than seven centuries after Rumi's lifetime, his poetry continues to speak to readers across cultures, languages, and traditions. His verses remind us that love can be a path to understanding, transformation, and a deeper connection with the eternal.
This edition is ideal for readers interested in Rumi, Persian poetry, Sufi poetry, mystical literature, spirituality, philosophy, inspirational poetry, and classic world literature.
Whether you are discovering Rumi for the first time or returning to his poetry with renewed interest, Divan of Shams of Tabriz offers a moving journey through love, longing, wisdom, and spiritual awakening.
