For over fifty years, Haidari Wujodi's desk at the Kabul Public Library stood as a beacon of wisdom and serenity amidst Afghanistan's tumultuous landscape. In a country beset by conflict, his presence offered a haven of enlightenment for poets, musicians, students, and all who sought solace. Deeply cherished by the people yet largely unacknowledged by the government, Wujodi's legacy endures through his evocative poetry, mentorship, and bi-weekly Rumi reading sessions. These gatherings fostered a vibrant community of spiritual seekers, reflecting his profound influence on contemporary poetry and Persian culture. Wujodi's life and work continue to bridge Afghanistan's rich literary heritage with its modern challenges.