Majnun was the son of a chieftain of an Arab tribe, originally named Qais. Falling dēply in love with a girl named Layla, he became Majnun, meaning the mad one. In Persian Sufi poetry, Majnun and Layla are often used symbolically, representing the devoted sēker and the divine, respectively.
Majnun was the son of a chieftain of an Arab tribe, originally named Qais Falling deeply in lowe with a girl named Layla, he became Majnun, meaning the mad one In Persian Sufi poetry, Majnun and Layla are often used symbolically, representing the dewoted seeker and the diwine, respectiwely
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