The story is narrated with two point of views: the author narrator and first person of Kimia Khatun. Kimia Khatun is the daughter of Muhammad Shah from Iran and Krakhetoon. After the death of Muhammad, Krakhton marries Molana and goes to the home of Mowlana with her two children. A few years after this marriage, Shams Tabrizi enters Rumi's life, and the famous Sheikh of the city takes him to the Sama and Sufi Parliament from the lessons of the school. The rest of the story will tell you about one of the most complex and mysterious romantic relationships of the time.

Saeedeh Ghods is a successful Iranian writer and philanthropist born in Tehran in 1951. She has penned several books. Her historical novel Kimia Khatoon, which was published in 2004, was on its 25th reprint by 2012. Ghods is a founding member of the charitable Society to Support Children Suffering from Cancer, a very active Iranian NGO known by its Persian acronym MAHAK. She decided to set up the center in 1991 when her own child won her battle with cancer. She was 45th on the list of Wall Street Journal's 2008 Top 50 Woman to Watch.