Rumi - The tale about Grocer and Parrot
By @admin on December 17, 2024| 38 0
Rumi, one of the most celebrated poets in history, has captivated hearts for over 800 years with his profound, soul-stirring verses. Born in 1207 in what is now Afghanistan, Rumi was not only a poet but also a scholar, mystic, and theologian. His life took a pivotal turn when he …
The Untold Story of Rumi and Shams: A Journey of Spiritual Friendship
By @admin on December 17, 2024| 40 0
Join us on a journey through the timeless tale of Rumi and Shams, two souls who embarked on a spiritual adventure that would change the course of history. From their chance encounter to their profound friendship, discover how these two kindred spirits inspired each other to reach new heights of …
The Martyr of Love: The Inspiring Story of Mansoor al-Hallaj
By @admin on December 17, 2024| 49 0
Discover the inspiring story of Mansoor al-Hallaj, a renowned Sufi mystic, poet, and teacher from present-day Iran. Learn about his early life, spiritual quest, and teachings on love, unity, and devotion. Understand the controversy surrounding his statements, his trial, and his tragic fate. Explore how his legacy continues to inspire …
Quatrain 85 from Rubaiyat of Rumi
By @hamed on December 16, 2024| 53 0
O you who have come late to the book,
If the children hasten, do not hasten.
If the people have remained behind and been lost,
This hand of yours is quick, quickly take up the reed flute.
Quatrain 84 from Rubaiyat of Rumi
By @hamed on December 16, 2024| 52 0
Thought and sorrow have no existence or endurance,
Where there is wine, music, and roasted meat.
Drink the eternal joy, O companions,
Like grass and flowers, place your lips upon the water.
Quatrain 83 from Rubaiyat of Rumi
By @hamed on December 16, 2024| 47 0
Don't imprison yourself in thought,
For thought is a veil, a veil over the face of the moon.
The heart is like the moon, have no thought in your heart.
Cast your worries into the water.
Quatrain 82 from Rubaiyat of Rumi
By @hamed on December 16, 2024| 52 0
Tonight, for the sake of your friends' hearts,
Listen to the night and do not disturb your sleep.
They say a sleeping trouble is better,
Do not rush to awaken the trouble, oh sleeper.
Quatrain 81 from Rubaiyat of Rumi
By @hamed on December 16, 2024| 51 0
Today, as every day, we are ruined, ruined.
Do not open the door of thought, but pick up the reed flute.
There are a hundred kinds of prayer, bowing, and prostration,
For the one whose heart is the prayer niche of the Beloved's beauty.