Scroll of Wisdom

The "Scroll of Wisdom" is a part of Sadi's most celebrated work, "Gulistan" (The Rose Garden), which is a collection of prose and poetry. "Gulistan" was written in the 13th century and remains one of the most widely read and influential works in Persian literature. The "Scroll of Wisdom" is a philosophical and moralistic piece that imparts wisdom and life lessons. It consists of short, thoughtprovoking anecdotes and stories that offer insights into human behavior, ethical values, and the complexities of life. Sadi employs humor, irony, and storytelling to convey his teachings and observations about the human condition. The stories in "Gulistan" and the "Scroll of Wisdom" cover a wide range of subjects, such as love, friendship, justice, kindness, generosity, and humility. They often reflect the cultural and social context of Sadi's time while also containing timeless wisdom that resonates with readers across different eras and cultures. Sadi's writing style is characterized by its elegance, simplicity, and profound philosophical underpinnings. His work has been widely translated into various languages and has had a significant impact on world literature. Sadi's influence extends beyond Persian literature, as his moralistic tales have inspired writers, poets, and thinkers across the globe.