Sanai

Sanai, also known as Sana'i or Sanā'ī, was a Persian poet from the 12th century renowned for his profound spiritual and philosophical poetry. His work often explores themes of divine love, mysticism, and the soul’s journey towards enlightenment. Sanai’s poetry combines lyrical beauty with deep insights, influencing Persian literature and Sufism. He is considered a key figure in Persian poetic tradition, inspiring later poets like Rumi. His verses aim to evoke reflection on the nature of existence and the pursuit of spiritual truth, making complex mystical ideas accessible and compelling through poetic craftsmanship.