Sufi Literature refers to the body of written works that explore the mystical dimensions of Islam. It often emphasizes themes such as love, spirituality, and the quest for divine truth. Prominent figures in Sufi literature include Rumi, Hafez, and Al-Ghazali, whose poetry and prose convey deep philosophical insights and emotional experiences. The literature is characterized by its use of metaphor, symbolism, and allegory, allowing readers to engage with complex spiritual concepts. Sufi texts often encourage personal reflection and the pursuit of inner knowledge, making them accessible to a wide audience beyond just religious scholars.