The Conference of The Birds by Attar of Nishapur | Audiobook with text for Mobile phones

Embark on a spiritual journey with "The Conference of the Birds," a masterpiece of Persian literature by Attar of Nishapur, now presented as a ReelBook. This full audiobook with subtitles is optimized for mobile viewing, allowing you to delve into the allegorical quest for enlightenment wherever you are. In this poetic narrative, birds of all kinds come together under the guidance of the Hoopoe, embarking on a perilous journey in search of the mythical Simorgh, a symbol of divine truth.
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Through their trials and challenges, the birds learn profound lessons about self-discovery, faith, and the barriers that humans face on the path to true understanding and union with the divine. Each bird represents a different human fault which prevents spiritual realization, making this work a timeless exploration of the Sufi path to God.
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About Attar of Nishapur:
Farid ud-Din Attar, commonly known as Attar of Nishapur, was a Persian poet, theorist, and Sufi mystic of the 12th century. His works are deeply rooted in the Sufi tradition and are considered to epitomize the Persian mystical and philosophical literature. His poetry has been widely influential, both within the Islamic world and in the West, and he is best known for his profound allegorical tales that explore the concepts of the spiritual journey toward truth.
About "The Conference of the Birds":
"The Conference of the Birds" is a profound allegorical tale written by Attar of Nishapur that describes the journey of the soul towards God. In this narrative, birds, led by the wise Hoopoe, set out on a quest to find the Simorgh, a mythical bird akin to the phoenix, symbolizing divine truth. Throughout their journey, the birds encounter various trials that symbolize the spiritual challenges and revelations that humans face on the path to metaphysical and personal understanding. Ultimately, the birds discover that the Simorgh they seek is a reflection of themselves, highlighting the Sufi theme of the unity of the individual soul with the divine. This tale remains a cornerstone of Persian literature and Sufi thought.
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