By the time Vali died, his fame had spread from his home in Mahan (where his tomb is located) through Persia and into India. His followers formed the Nematollahi, a Sufi order which still exists today.
Shah Nematollah Vali
| Shah Nematollah Vali (1330-1431) was a
Sufi poet and scholar. He was born in Aleppo in what is now Syria,
later traveling to Samarkand and eventually settling in Kerman. During his
travels, he studied with well-known Sufi masters of the time, and later
became well-known as a teacher in his own right. By the time Vali died, his fame had spread from his home in Mahan (where his tomb is located) through Persia and into India. His followers formed the Nematollahi, a Sufi order which still exists today. |
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| 9789643514914 | Vali, Shah Nematollah. The Divan of Shah-e Nematollah Vali. Poetry, 735 pages, 25 cm. This is a comprehensive collection of Vali's surviving works, complete with glossary and a preface by Saeed Nafisi. 4th Edition. Tehran: Intisharat-e Negah, 1395 (2016 CE). Hardcover. | 3 | $85.00 |
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| 9789643514914 | Vali, Shah Nematollah. The Divan of Shah-e Nematollah Vali. Poetry, 735 pages, 25 cm. This is a comprehensive collection of Vali's surviving works, complete with glossary and a preface by Saeed Nafisi. 3rd Edition. Tehran: Intisharat-e Negah, 1391 (2012 CE). Hardcover. Out of Stock | 0 | $85.00 |
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| Vali, Shah Nematollah. The Divan of Kamal-e Shah-e Nematollah Vali. Poetry, 660 pages, 25 cm. Preface by Ismail Shahroodi. This volume is a compilation of Vali's surviving works; his followers consider them prophesies. The text is entirely in Persian (Farsi). Tehran: Intisharat-e Gooli, 1370 (1991 CE). 4th Edition. There is no ISBN. Hardcover with some signs of shelf wear. Out of Stock | 0 | $70.00 |
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