Saadi Shirazi is one of the greatest poets and writers of the Persian language in the thirteenth century AD. His full name is “Saadi bin Zaki al-Din Musharraf bin Moshlehe bin Abdullah.” Saadi was born around the year 1210 AD in the city of Shiraz and had a rich and eventful life. He traveled to various countries for several years and gained a lot of experiences that are reflected in his work

Saadi is known for his two famous works called Golestan and Boostan. Golestan is a collection of moral tales and stories written in prose, expressed with sweet and pleasant prose, addressing ethical and social points. Boostan is also a long poem written in the form of a Masnavi and examines topics such as ethics, politics, and philosophy

Saadi’s poetry has been praised for its simplicity, beauty, and depth of meaning, introducing him as one of the greatest poets in the history of Persian literature. Saadi’s works are recognized not only in Iran but also worldwide, and they have had significant impacts on Persian literature and culture.