Mansour Hallaj

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Attar's Conference of the Birds

“Until we leave this plain of sin and pride…” Attar’s Conference of the Birds

Writer: Sepehr Ardana

Recent Articles
Abadan, The Rise and Demise of an Oil Metropolis
The image of Abadan as a vanguard city of oil-driven modernity was transformed by its role in the 19[...]
How Iran Will Respond to New Sanctions
Even before US President Donald Trump began threatening to re-impose sanctions on Iran, foreign inve[...]
French-Iranian Writer's Debut Novel
Like Scheherazade, Djavadi’s protagonist is a storyteller, but unlike her, she doesn’t use storytell[...]
Selected Articles
- Iranian-Dutch Artist Atousa Bandeh
  Atousa’s mind-boggling paintings and drawings have many autobiographical elements. These tend to be her most intimate, and therefore all the more universal, exp...
- Kaveh Akbar: “I Was Already An American Last Week When A Leaf Fell” and more…
  Kaveh Akbar is the founding editor of Divedapper. His poems appear recently or soon in Poetry, Ploughshares, APR, Tin House, and elsewhere. His debut collection...
- Asghar Farhadi: My heroines inspire the movement and change in my films
  Asghar Farhadi’s conversation with Olivier Delcroix of Le Figaro, Paris. The film director twice awarded at Cannes for his drama The Salesman, returns to the...