Stations of the Sufi Path The 'One Hundred Fields' (Sad Maydan) of Abdullah Ansari of Herat

Stations of the Sufi Path' is a new translation of a key Sufi text and the first Persian work to address the stages, or stations, of the Sufi way. Its author, Abdullah Ansari, was born in 1006 in Herat in present-day Afghanistan, and is considered one of the greatest as well as one of the earliest of the Persian Sufi scholars whose works constitute an important contribution to the intellectual history of Islam. Detailed descriptions of each 'station' make this work an esoteric masterpiece, now almost one thousand years old, that invites the reader on a spiritual journey of self-discovery.

Nahid Angha is Co-Director of the International Association of Sufism (IAS), USA, Executive Editor of the quarterly journal, Sufism, and founder of the International Sufi Women Organization. Dr Angha is also the main representative of the IAS to the United Nations NGO/DPI. and her dedication to peace has led her to serve in various leadership roles in interfaith organizations.