Rumi

Rumi (1207-1273) was a thirteenth-century Persian poet, Islamic scholar and Sufi mystic whose poetry has transcended time, language and culture to become some of the most widely read and beloved verse in the world. Born in present-day Afghanistan, Rumi spent most of his life in present-day Turkey, where he founded the Mevlevi Order of whirling dervishes. His poetry explores love, divine connection, the nature of the soul and the journey toward spiritual unity with extraordinary beauty and emotional power. His books and audiobooks continue to inspire millions of readers and listeners worldwide with their timeless wisdom and breathtaking lyricism.