La poésie philosophique et religieuse chez les Persans d'après le Mantic uttaïr, ou Le langage des oiseaux de Farid-Uddin Attar explores the philosophical and religious dimensions within Persian poetry, specifically focusing on Farid-Uddin Attar's seminal work, "Le langage des oiseaux" (The Conference of the Birds). This study, originally published in 1860, delves into the mystical and symbolic layers of Attar's poetry, examining its profound influence on Persian thought and spirituality. Garcin de Tassy offers insights into the cultural and religious context of the work, highlighting its enduring relevance and its contribution to the broader understanding of Islamic mysticism and philosophical expression. This book remains a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in Persian literature, Islamic studies, and comparative religious thought.

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