In 1390, the Persian poet Hafiz completed his renowned 'Divan', a collection of ghazals that celebrate themes of wine, love, and divine intoxication. Hafiz's poetry is characterized by its lyrical beauty and depth, reflecting the cultural and spiritual richness of Persian literature. His works have had a lasting influence on both Persian and world poetry, continuing to resonate with readers for their universal themes and emotional resonance.

Hafiz completed his Divan in Shiraz in 1390, marking a pinnacle of Sufi-influenced Persian poetry. His work became widely quoted and imitated across the Islamic world, influencing countless poets and shaping the spiritual and cultural discourse of the time, particularly in the realm of mystical poetry.