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Coleman and Eade\u27s Reframing Pilgrimage: Cultures in Motion - Book Review
, 2014 Pilgrim, Gay
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COPERNİCUS, ALİ KUŞÇU VE MEVLEVİ SEMASI
Journal of International Social Research, 2017 openaire +2 more sources
MEVLEVİLİK ve MEVLEVİ MUTFAĞINDAKİ BAZI RİTÜELLER
JOURNAL OF ACADEMIC SOCIAL RESOURCES, 2021 openaire +1 more source
High life, low life and common life: The role of affections and love in citizenship [PDF]
, 2005 Kocan, Gurcan +3 more
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2022
The reed flute nai/ney was one of the most ancient instruments of the Near East. It had been adopted as the classic instrument of medieval Persian Sufis, and it maintained that role among the Mevlevis until the present day. Beginning with Rumi, the ney has been the subject of a continuous poetic discourse, first in Persian and then in Turkish.
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The reed flute nai/ney was one of the most ancient instruments of the Near East. It had been adopted as the classic instrument of medieval Persian Sufis, and it maintained that role among the Mevlevis until the present day. Beginning with Rumi, the ney has been the subject of a continuous poetic discourse, first in Persian and then in Turkish.
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2022
Mevlana Rumi (d. 1273) was both a great Islamic teacher and thinker and a renowned mystical poet. Nevertheless the extraordinary success of his descendants—beginning with his son Sultan Veled and grandson Ulu Arif Çelebi—in creating and maintaining a hierarchical Sufi organization and highly distinctive cultural practice, under aegis of the Mevlevi ...
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Mevlana Rumi (d. 1273) was both a great Islamic teacher and thinker and a renowned mystical poet. Nevertheless the extraordinary success of his descendants—beginning with his son Sultan Veled and grandson Ulu Arif Çelebi—in creating and maintaining a hierarchical Sufi organization and highly distinctive cultural practice, under aegis of the Mevlevi ...
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