Written in the 11th century by the Andalusian scholar Ibn Hazm, 'The Ring of the Dove' is a profound and timeless treatise on the nature of love. Through a blend of personal anecdotes, poetry, and keen psychological insight, Ibn Hazm meticulously dissects the signs, stages, and complexities of affection and desire. The book explores everything from the first glance to the pain of separation, offering a rich, philosophical tapestry that remains one of the most celebrated works of Arabic literature on the art of love and human connection.