In one of his works, a king asks his six sons what they most desire and reveals their worldly vanities, while another follows a "pilgrim of thought" on his path to religious enlightenment.
In one of his works, a king asks his six sons what they most desire and reveals their worldly vanities, while another follows a "pilgrim of thought" on his path to religious enlightenment. In addition to those poems, the Divine Book and the Book of Adversity, he wrote the prose history Memorials of the Saints. The Book of Khusraw is falsely attributed to this poet, whom Rumi praised as "my very soul." The title characters of another of his works journey through Seven Valleys, including allegories of understanding, unity, and deprivation, in search of the Simurgh, until they realize that the Simurgh is actually themselves. FTP, identify this mystic Sufi poet of The ? Conference of the Birds.
In one of his works, a king asks his six sons what they most desire and reveals their worldly vanities, while another follows a "pilgrim of thought" on his path to religious enlightenment.
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