Who wrote the book “The Sufis”?

Idries Shah, an Afghan-British author, wrote The Sufis (1964), introducing Sufism to Western audiences. Studying this highlights its role in promoting Islamic mysticism, the challenges of cross-cultural communication, and its impact on global understanding of Sufism. It also offers insights into how literature bridges cultural gaps, providing lessons on fostering interfaith dialogue and cultural appreciation through scholarly works in Pakistan and beyond.