Musibat-nama

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Musibat-nama is a major Sufi mystical poem by Attar of Nishapur that allegorically explores the soul’s journey toward divine truth.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Persian poem
Sufi mystical poem
allegorical poem
alsoKnownAs Book of Affliction NERFINISHED
The Book of Suffering NERFINISHED
associatedWith Attar’s other major works
Conference of the Birds NERFINISHED
Ilahi-nama NERFINISHED
author Attar of Nishapur NERFINISHED
centuryOfComposition 12th century
countryOfOrigin Persia NERFINISHED
exploresTheme annihilation of the self
mystical quest
soul’s journey toward divine truth
spiritual wayfaring
union with God
genre Sufi literature
mystical poetry
hasAuthor Farid al-Din Attar NERFINISHED
hasMetricalForm rhymed couplets
hasMoral true knowledge is attained through spiritual trial
worldly attachments hinder union with the divine
hasPerspective Sufi metaphysics
hasStructure didactic narrative
influenced Islamic mystical literature
later Persian Sufi poets
intendedAudience Sufi initiates
seekers of spiritual truth
languageFamily Indo-Iranian languages
literaryForm masnavi
literaryPeriod medieval Persian literature
narrativeFocus seeker’s inner journey
originalLanguage Persian
partOf classical Persian Sufi canon
placeOfOrigin Nishapur NERFINISHED
religiousContext Islam
religiousTradition Sufism
subjectMatter divine love
metaphysical suffering
purification of the soul
usesDevice allegory
symbolism

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Attar of Nishapur notableWork Musibat-nama