Sufi Poetry By Hallaj - Arabic Calligraphy - Islamic Calligraphy

Mansur al-Hallaj was a controversial and influential Persian mystic, poet, and teacher who lived during the 9th and 10th centuries. He is known for his intense devotion to God, his mystical experiences, and his bold declarations about his spiritual insights. Al-Hallaj's teachings and actions led to his eventual execution on charges of heresy.

Despite the controversy surrounding his life and teachings, Al-Hallaj's legacy endured in the realm of Sufi mysticism. His writings and ideas continued to inspire later generations of Sufis, and he became an iconic figure among those who sought deeper spiritual experiences and a direct connection with the Divine.

The following passage of Al-Hallaj has been captured using the delicate strokes of Arabic Calligraphy, taking the form of a graceful Mourning Dove. This piece was composed in October 2019:

• English:

• Arabic:

Al-Hallaj's story serves as a reminder of the complex relationship between mysticism, religious orthodoxy, and the pursuit of deeper spiritual truths within Islamic history. His influence can be seen in the broader development of Sufi thought and its impact on Islamic philosophy and spirituality.

The print is available in two sizes, 11x14" and 12x16".

Each print is signed and shipped directly from the artist. A description card is also included with each print, which has the Arabic/Farsi and English translations, as well as a preview of the selected piece.

The Gold Frame package includes a double matting of Cream and Gold that beautifully compliments the tan background.