The Simurgh is a mythical bird in Persian literature, often depicted as a large, benevolent creature with colorful feathers. It is known for its wisdom and is said to possess healing powers. The Simurgh is a symbol of purity and is often associated with the divine, representing the connection between the earthly and the celestial. In various stories, the Simurgh plays a crucial role in guiding heroes and imparting knowledge. It is featured prominently in the epic poem Shahnameh by Ferdowsi, where it aids the hero Zal and his son Rostam. The Simurgh embodies themes of growth, transformation, and the quest for enlightenment.