ʿIshq — the Arabic word for burning, consuming, divine love — is the word Rumi reaches for when ordinary language fails him. This luminous compendium gathers one hundred meditations drawn from Rumi's poetry, each paired with a brief reflection and a closing prayer. Organized around the great themes of Sufi mysticism — the religion of love, the God who seeks us, surrender, suffering, joy, and union — ʿIshq offers not information about divine love, but an encounter with it. For seekers of every tradition, and for those who have given up on religion but not on God.