This volume contains an intensive and elaborate study of Muslim mysticism and its impact on Panjabi literature. This also highlights various shades of Panjabi Sufism which developed under the influence of Muslim orthodoxy, Neo-Platonism and various Hindu systems of thought. The author also compares it with the various Hindu mystic philosophies, such as Siddhism, Nathism, Vedanta and Nirguna and Saguna schools of Vaishnava Vedantic bhakti, etc. The book is marvellous and interesting blend of most prominent pantheism of the Occident and the Orient and propounds a completely fresh approach regarding the genesis of Sufism which is likely to stimulate fresh thinking on the subject.
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