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This is a book called "The Persian Stories book III," which is a very new book and will be published in 2022 in the English language.This is a small book in which the stories from the book "The Stories of the Bostan" are added, and in this book there are some great achievements of this great sheikh of mysticism that are not yet known to the general public. These are published in a very interesting style, so for this reason, the readers will find great interest and attention in this matter.

In this book, a translation of some of the episodes from the Urdu edition of the book "Muktasar Seerat Nabvi" by Mohammed Abdul Rahman, who did the translation into the Urdu edition of Arabic books. This book is well known and is a famous Urdu book, which has been translated into the English language for the first time by me. And I have given its title as' A Biography of the prophet'. Only the biographical details which are found in the Arabic books are included in this book; otherwise, other details which do not belong in the prophet's biography, are not included in this book, as this book...

In this book, a translation of some of the episodes from the Urdu edition of the book Tazkira-E-Auliya-E-Hyderabad is added by me upon its translation into the English edition. This book is well known and this is a famous Urdu book by Syed Murad Ali Taleh, who wrote this book in the Urdu language and which is translated by me into the English language for the first time. And I have given its title as' Sufi Saints of Golconda'. Only biographies of Sufi saints who arrived during the rule period of the Golconda kingdom are included in this book; otherwise, holy persons who arrived in Hyderabad...

Abu Hamid bin Abu Bakr Ibrahim Farid al-Din Attar was born in AD 1145 or 1146 in Nishapur province of Iranian Khorasan and died circa 1221. There is disagreement over the exact dates of his birth and death, but several sources confirm that he lived almost a hundred years. Different stories are told about the death of Attar. One common story is as follows. He was captured by a Mongol. One day someone came along and offered a thousand pieces of silver for him. Attar told the Mongol not to sell him for that price since the price was not right. The Mongol accepted Attar's words and did not sell...