Fundamentals of Rumis Thought by Can, Sefik -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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SUPPLICATION FOREWORD ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CHAPTER I The Political and Philosophical Situation of the Anatolian Seljuk Empire During Rumi’s Life

Intellectual Environment of the Anatolian Seljuks during Rumi’s Time Rumi’s Life The Death of Rumi’s Father Rumi’s Spiritual Guide after his Father’s Death Rumi’s Meeting with Shams Rumi after the Disappearance of Shams Shaykh Salah al-Din of Konya, the Zarqubi or Goldsmith Husam al-Din Chelebi Rumi’s Migration to the World of Eternity

CHAPTER II Rumi’s Personality and Views

A Peculiarity about Rumi’s Life Rumi’s Inner and Outer Characteristics Asceticism and Ecstasy Tawhid (Unity of God) and Ittihad (Union with God) “There is nothing on earth or in the heavens that does not praise God.” Love Belief and Unbelief Salvation Reason Beauty Women Poetry Music and Whirling Ceremonies Sorrow Free Will Reincarnation

CHAPTER III Rumi’s Influence

Rumi’s Influence on Turkish Poets Rumi’s Influence on Muslim Philosophers A Comparison between Rumi and Plato Rumi’s Influence in the West

CHAPTER IV Rumi’s Sufi Order and His Approach to Orders

The Mevlevi Order Rumi and Islamic Law EPILOGUE BIBLIOGRAPHY AUTHOR’S BIOGRAPHY

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