Mathnawi Hadiqat-ul-Haqiqat was written by:

Sanai Ghaznavi a celebrated Persian poet and mystic created Mathnawi Hadiqat-ul-Haqiqat as a masterpiece blending spiritual teachings with poetic elegance. The word “written” is a past participle verb used in passive voice emphasizing the work rather than the author. It indicates a completed creative act. Alternatives could be “authored” “composed” or “penned.” The title translates to “The Garden of Truth” symbolizing the richness of divine wisdom. Sanai’s work inspired later Sufi poets like Rumi who admired his depth of thought. The book is filled with moral parables and allegories designed to guide the reader toward enlightenment. Its structure and tone reflect the careful arrangement of ideas showing that the poet’s intention went beyond entertainment—it was to elevate the spirit.