This profound work by Abdullatif Al-Harz delves into the intricate relationship between Sufism, spiritual gnosis (Irfan), and its evolution into political thought within the framework of Islamic governance. The book meticulously analyzes how the mystical dimensions of Islam, particularly as understood by figures like Imam Khomeini and Martyr Sadr, informed and shaped their revolutionary and state-building ideologies. It explores the intellectual journey of Sufism from a purely individual spiritual path to an influential force in establishing and governing a state, examining the unique contributions and perspectives of these prominent Islamic thinkers. Al-Harz offers a fresh perspective on how inner spirituality can manifest in outer political realities.