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Cultural Reproduction of Sema (Whirling Dervishes)
Tracing its origins back to the 8th century and encompassing multiple layers of meaning, the practice of sema was embraced by Mawlana Jalal al-din Rumi in the 13th century as a ritual.
Bayram Karakullukcu, Esen Şahin
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The Tablighi Jama‘at has not, until recently, been the focus of much research, despite its almost 80-year history.This article examines material about the Tablighi Jama‘at in Bangladesh and the Biswa Ijtema in particular.
Nina Björkman
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Babool (Acacia nilotica) bark and silk fibers have shown a natural synergy between them to make eco‐friendly dyeing processes. Babool bark extract, rich in tannins and polyphenolic compounds, acts as a natural dye that shows excellent interaction with the protein structure of silk fibers. This research focuses on developing an eco‐friendly procedure to
Priti Sarker +9 more
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The valorization of agrowaste for biomedical textiles has emerged as a sustainable approach to address environmental concerns while advancing medical textile applications. This review provides a comprehensive overview of sources, fabrication techniques, functional applications, and sustainability considerations, providing insights into future ...
Md. Tareque Rahaman +2 more
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Being and Believing in Buddhism and Islam [PDF]
The overall thesis of this dissertation may be summed up as the position that Mawlāna Rūmī and Nāgārjuna both eschew any and all epistemological positions (beliefs) so as to abandon any and all ontological positionality (being).
Stepien, Rafal
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History, Culture, Peace: Rumi Mevlana
Along the history, for so many centuries, Rumi Mawlana – perhaps the most loved mystical poet of all times – has been alive and talking to people of all cultures through the language of love, peace, faith and true kindness.
Alina Beatrice Cheşcă
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Oriental Mysticism in the Works of Konstantin Balmont, the Poet of Symbolism and Poet Laureate of the Russian Language [PDF]
In this article, while introducing Konstantin Balmont, the symbolist poet of the twentieth century of Russia, known as Poet Laureate in Russian literature, attention has been paid to his oriental themes in the context of the Russian Symbolist School ...
Marzieh Yahyapour +2 more
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Écrits sacrés des Druzes. 1er volume.
Badʾ al-tawḥīd li-daʿwat al-ḥaqqĠāya (al-) wal-naṣīḥaḤaqāʾiq mā yaẓhar quddām mawlānā min al-hazlḪabar al-yahūd wa-l-naṣārāKašf al-ḥaqāʾiqMa?āhid (Kitāb al-) wa-l-asrār attawḥīdiyyaMīlād mawlānā al-ḤākimMīṯāq al-nisāʾMīṯāq walī al-zamānNaqḍ (an-) al ...
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At the turn from the 15th to the 16th century, the Mamluk Sultanate experienced a period of succession conflicts when a number of Sultans came to power in rapid sequence.
Mauder, Christian, Mauder, Christian;
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Rūmī's Asceticism Explored: A Comparative Glimpse into Meister Eckhart’s Thought
This paper examines the nature of “asceticism” (rīyāḍat) in Sufism, revolving around the works of the 13th century Persian Sufi Mawlānā Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī Balkī and exploring two critical inquiries: Firstly, it seeks to determine whether Rūmī’s ...
Rahbari Ghazani, Rasoul, Uysal, Saliha
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