Books
- Selection from the Discourses of Rumi (Fihe-ma-Fih):1987
- Selection from the Conference of Birds (Mantiq-al-Tayr) by Attar:1994
- Divan Hafez (A Critical edition of Hafez’s collected poems):2002
- Essays on Persian Mystical Literature, Poetics and Aesthetics:1999
- Kimia ; Collected Essays, Translations and Introductions (Vol.1-5,8-10):1998-2011
- Introduction to Golshan-e-Raz (Sheikh Mahmoud Shabestari):1998
- A Study of Islamic Texts in English Translation (University Textbook):1992
- Selection of quotations and poems by Shakespeare (translation):2003
- The Prophet (Translation from Jebran Khalil):1999
- 365 days with Saadi:2002
- Omar Khayyam Robaiiats (Preface, editor):2003
- Selection From Shahnameh by Ferdowsi:2006
- Invocations of Komail (Translation from Emam Ali):2006
- Cultural Symposium:2007
- 365 days with English Literature:2007
- 365 days with Rumi:2009
- The Other Wise Man (Translation from Henry van Dyke):2007
- Subtleties of Mulla Nasreddin (Introduction and notes):2010
- 365 days with Quran:2011
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