Nietzsche's literary and "mystical" thought and theories have always been familiar in Iran which is the main home of poets and mystics. Iranian readers and thinkers have always felt close to Nietzsche's thinking, and in Nietzsche's words they have found many things that are in common with the thoughts of Iranian scholars. This book is the result of thirty years of Nietzschean research. The author trying to expose Nietzsche's connection to the Iranian world and Iranian mysticism for those who interested in philosophy and history. Also he presents his theories, which have been the result of years of diligence in the field of Nietzscheon. He has also tried to accompany the reader to become more familiar with Nietzsche and he discusses the reasons why Nietzsche's thinking is close to Iranian scholars, scientists and thinkers such as Hafez, Rumi, Khayyam, and the others. Although it has been more than a century that Nietzsche's works have been described, interpreted, or analyzed, but the author of this book has attempted to give a different look at Nietzsche's works, giving a different illumination to Nietzsche's philosophical and mystical face. Also the author has tried to broaden the field of Nietzscheans by means of comparative research and with this comparative research; he identifies and analyzes the common viewpoints between Nietzsche's thinking and the views of the great Iranian thinkers such as Hafiz, Rumi, Khayyam, Attar and etc..

Nietzsche's literary and "mystical" thought and theories have always been familiar in Iran which is the main home of poets and mystics. Iranian readers and thinkers have always felt close to Nietzsche's thinking, and in Nietzsche's words they have found many things that are in common with the thoughts of Iranian scholars.This book is the result of thirty years of Nietzschean research. The author trying to expose Nietzsche's connection to the Iranian world and Iranian mysticism for those who interested in philosophy and history. Also he presents his theories, which have been the result of years of diligence in the field of Nietzscheon. He has also tried to accompany the reader to become more familiar with Nietzsche and he discusses the reasons why Nietzsche's thinking is close to Iranian scholars, scientists and thinkers such as Hafez, Rumi, Khayyam, and the others. Although it has been more than a century that Nietzsche's works have been described, interpreted, or analyzed, but the author of this book has attempted to give a different look at Nietzsche's works, giving a different illumination to Nietzsche's philosophical and mystical face. Also the author has tried to broaden the field of Nietzscheans by means of comparative research and with this comparative research; he identifies and analyzes the common viewpoints between Nietzsche's thinking and the views of the great Iranian thinkers such as Hafiz, Rumi, Khayyam, Attar and etc..