Islamic Sufism and MysticismIranian
Whoever enters this house, give them bread and do not ask about their faith, for the one who is worthy of a soul before God Almighty is certainly worthy of bread at the table of Abul-Hassan.
Ali ibn Ahmad Kharaqani, known as Abul-Hassan Kharaqani, is one of the renowned mystics and Sufis of the fourth and fifth centuries AH in Iran. Due to his humanistic outlook, chivalry, and rejection of ideological discrimination in serving God's creatures, he holds a lofty and unparalleled position in the history of Islamic mysticism.
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