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This paper examines the mystical essence of Sufism, emphasizing its role in attaining divine closeness and inner transformation beyond the confines of conventional religiosity. Through a multidimensional framework that integrates historical analysis, literary interpretation, and spiritual inquiry, the study delves into the works of Dr. Hussain Qadri, a contemporary scholar whose writings illuminate the evolving philosophy of Sufism. By employing qualitative content analysis, the research identifies recurring motifs and symbols that mirror the transcendental experiences embedded in Sufi literature. The author explores how these literary creations become instruments of personal and collective transformation, bridging the domains of literature and spirituality. The paper enriches the understanding of how mystical symbolism fosters inner peace and divine connection, inviting readers to experience the profound harmony between artistic expression and spiritual awakening. This article holds significant relevance for the Minhaj Global Rehabilitation & Community Engagement (GRACE) Repository, as it explores Sufism as a transformative and rehabilitative spiritual path that promotes inner peace, moral refinement, and interfaith harmony. By engaging with Dr. Hussain Qadri’s literary contributions, it demonstrates how Sufi thought can function as a counterforce to extremism, emphasizing love, tolerance, and spiritual balance—core values essential for global rehabilitation and peacebuilding. The paper skillfully merges literary analysis and spiritual psychology, revealing how mystical literature can nurture emotional healing and communal understanding. Its methodological rigor and focus on Sufi symbolism as a conduit for peace and transformation make it a vital academic resource for both theological and cultural studies.