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The Masnavi

2013
Prose Introduction Pieces of wisdom are the armies of God by which He strengthens the spirits of seekers, and keeps their knowledge away from the tarnish of ignorance, their justice from the tarnish of tyranny, their generosity from the tarnish of self-display, and their...
JALAL AL-DIN RUMI, JAWID MOJADDEDI
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The Masnavi

2008
Rumi’s Masnavi is widely recognized as the greatest Sufi poem ever written, and has been called ‘the Koran in Persian’. The thirteenth-century Muslim mystic Rumi composed his work for the benefit of his disciples in the Sufi order named after him, better known as the whirling dervishes.
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The Visage of Literary in Masnavi

Kuwait Chapter of Arabian Journal of Business and Management Review, 2014
Persia is known as the land of literature, the land of the famous poets as Firdausi, Nezami, Saadi, Hafez and the others, who are glittering as brilliant stars in the sky of east. Also the most shining literary manifestation accreted during their era in such a way that all cultural, intellectual and political situations were developed and established ...
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THE SMALL MASNAVI GENRE CREATED BY BABUR

Zahiriddin Muhammad Bobur merosining Sharq davlatchiligi va madaniyati rivojida tutgan o‘rni, 2023
Zahir ad-Din Mukhammad Babur was a poet who wrote in 9 different lyrical genres. This article focuses on his works in the small masnavi genre, considered unique in Eastern classical literature. Babur's collection includes 16 works in this genre, which are classified thematically as romantic ...
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Tales from the Masnavi

2013
The Masnavi of Jalal al-Din Rumi (1207-1273), a massive poem of some 25,000 rhyming couplets, by common consent ranks among the world's greatest masterpieces of religious literature. The material which makes up the Masnavi is divisible into two different categories: theoretical discussion of the principal themes of Sufi mystical life and doctrine, and ...
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The Masnavi, Book Three

2013
Rumi, known in Iran and Central Asia as Mowlana Jalaloddin Balkhi, was born in 1207 in the province of Balkh, now the border region between Afghanistan and Tajikistan. His family emigrated when he was still a child, shortly before Genghis Khan and his Mongol army arrived in Balkh. They settled
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Popular Narratives of Ǧalāloddīn Rumi’s Masnavi

The Arabist: Budapest Studies in Arabic, 1995
Although Rumi and his Masnavi have been a favourite object of study, any occupation with his poetry has mostly concentrated on matters of style, language, and poetical imagery. Though Rumi’s employment of specific narrative materials to illustrate his ideas had been noted from the beginning, a comparative discussion of the sources and later versions of
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HALILI AND HIS MASNAVI NAMED TUHFATU'L-USHAQ

2016
Many poets in Eastern literature have used masnavis and many works havebeen written in this genre. Because of being the most extensively read book ofthis genre, the Masnavi of Jalal ad-Din Rumi became famous by the genreof masnavi. In this study, a poet who is known to have lived in Ottoman Empirein 15th century under the alias Khalili and his masnavi,
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Masnavi Nizami Dakkani

Books Abroad, 1975
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