Saadi

Saadi, also spelled Saadi Shirazi, was a prominent Persian poet and prose writer from the 13th century, renowned for his eloquent work in Persian literature. His most famous collections are "Gulistan" (The Rose Garden) and "Bustan" (The Orchard), which blend poetry and moral tales that explore themes of human nature, ethics, and social commentary. Saadi's writings emphasize wisdom, compassion, and the importance of virtuous conduct. His influence extends beyond Iran, making him a significant figure in world literature, admired for his insights into the human experience and for his beautifully crafted language.