Rumi

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Jalal al-Din Rumi was the greatest Sufi mystic and poet in the Persian language. His experience of love, longing, and loss turned Rumi into the greatest poet of the 13th Century. His didactic epic "Spiritual Couplets", widely influenced mystical thought and literature throughout the Muslim world. Rumi was a universalist in that his poetry crossed religious sectors and faiths due to its great wisdom, clarity, and love. His poems are translated and widely read around the world still today. Many claim that his poetry deepened their own spiritual practices, in addition to serving as a bridge from religion to culture to psychology.

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Jalal al-Din, commonly known as Rumi, was one of the greatest poets of Persia's golden age through the thirteenth century.

With imagery from the natural world and with themes of love, charity, spirituality and tolerance, Rumi's work has become a global phenomenon. This selection, drawing on versions by different translators, reveals poetry that still resonates with millions of readers around the world.

This stunning edition translated by Frederick Harland Davis, boasts a wide selection of the best Rumi poetry ever written.

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