Ghuṣah-yi Nān, Iksīr-i Jān: Qiṣṣah'hā-yi Manẓūm (Barguzīdah-yi Bihtarīn Qiṣṣah'hā-yi 'Aṭṭār Nayshābūrī): Persiska (Farsi) 1402

Attar is without a doubt the greatest producer of mystical verse stories in Persian literature, who has been able to expand "narrative and narrative writing" in terms of quantity and frequency above all and to bring mystical verse stories to the people. He is also the leader of Persian language poets from the perspective of the quality of spiritual meaning as well as the artistic structure and texture of mystical stories. No mystical poet has given depth and elevation to deep mystical concepts, relying on narration, as much as Attar. In his stories, he deals with a wide range of intellectual, cultural, social, political, spiritual, and psychological issues that can be seen or found in a few places in the vast expanse of Persian literature. It was in a pleasant and artistic form and image that was enjoyed, transformed, and remembered.