
Philosophy and LiteratureIranianb. 1960
Seddiq Qotbi (born 1984) is an Iranian poet, writer, and researcher working in the fields of theology, mysticism, and literature. His works include poetry collections and religious essays written in a poetic prose.
Seddiq Qotbi, born June 21, 1984 in Talesh County, is a poet, writer, and researcher in the fields of theology, mysticism, literature, and spirituality. He holds a law degree from Shahid Beheshti University. In addition to writing books, Seddiq Qotbi has been active in cultural publications and intellectual and educational institutions, and has delivered lecture series on religion, mysticism, literature, spirituality, and ethical living.
Seddiq Qotbi's writings lie at the intersection of literature, religious studies, and spirituality. On one hand, he is a poet who has published poetry collections, and on the other, in books such as "The Heart of the Quran," "Good Religiosity," and "The Smile of Light," he has sought to offer a gentle, spiritual, and ethical reading of religion. His language is typically intimate, calm, poetic, and suited to an audience that approaches religion and spirituality through lived experience, literature, and ethics.
In his literary works, Qotbi delves into the emotional world, loneliness, love, waiting, nature, and the inner experiences of the human being. In his religious and mystical works, his primary focus is on the quality of religiosity, kindness, prayer, the human relationship with God, and a spiritual reading of the Quran and the mystical tradition.