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Hakim Abu al-Majd Majdud ibn Adam Sanai was a Persian-language poet of the Ghaznavid era and a founding figure of Persian Sufi poetry. His masterwork, the Hadiqat al-Haqiqa, is regarded as the first Persian mystical epic and influenced later poets such as Rumi. He died at Ghazni around 525 AH/1131 CE; his tomb has been a pilgrimage site for centuries (visited by Dara Shukoh and Muhammad Iqbal). (Sources: Encyclopaedia Iranica 'Sanai'; Wikipedia 'Sanai'; Wikidata Q1148049)
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