Mathnavi-e-Ma’navi is authored by:

Mathnavi-e-Ma’navi is one of Rumi’s most influential works often called the “Persian Quran” for its depth and wisdom. The term “authored” is a past tense verb here used in passive meaning indicating deliberate creation. Alternatives could be “written by” “composed by” or “penned by.” This work is a six-volume series of mystical poetry teaching spiritual and moral lessons through stories and parables. By saying it is “authored by” Rumi the statement emphasizes the creative ownership and intentional crafting of the text. The book remains a cornerstone in Sufi literature offering readers both poetic beauty and profound spiritual insight.