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The Soul of Rumi

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“The Soul of Rumi” is a collection of ecstatic poems by the 13th-century Persian mystic and poet, Jalal ad-Din Muhammad Rumi, more commonly known as Rumi. This particular collection was translated by Coleman Barks and is known for its beautiful and profound expressions of Sufi spirituality and love.

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Rumi

Rumi was a jurist and teacher in Konya, in what is now Turkey, until he met a wandering dervish called Shams of Tabriz in 1244 and stopped writing prose. The friendship lasted a few years, Shams vanished and was probably killed, and the grief produced tens of thousands of lines of Persian verse, the Masnavi among them.

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Author
Rumi
First published
2001
Reading time
About 7 hours
Pages
657
Language
English
Genre
Islam
Formats
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