Nematollah Jami was a prominent Persian poet and mystic born in 1414 in the city of Jam, located in present-day Afghanistan. He is best known for his contributions to Persian literature, particularly in the genres of ghazal and masnavi. Jami's works often explore themes of love, spirituality, and the human experience, reflecting his deep understanding of Sufism. In addition to poetry, Jami was a scholar and philosopher, engaging with various fields such as theology and philosophy. His most famous work, the Haft Awrang, is a collection of poems that showcases his literary prowess and spiritual insights. Jami passed away in 1492, leaving a lasting legacy in Persian literature.