In this insightful academic work, author Hakima Samran provides a rigorous analysis of the linguistic structure within contemporary Moroccan Sufi poetry. The study employs a dual structural-semiotic approach to deconstruct the unique characteristics and symbolic depth of poetic language in this specific mystical tradition. To ground her theoretical framework, Samran focuses on the diwan 'And From It, Rivers Gush Forth' by the esteemed poet Amina El-Mrini, using it as a prime example to illustrate her findings. This book is an essential resource for scholars of Arabic literature, linguistics, and Sufism.