What makes Rumi’s an expression immortal is his deep knowledge of "God, man and the world." Rumi, with his self-knowledge and understanding of transcendent pleasures, tried not only to benefit from them, but also to share these experiences with others (students, d
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What makes Rumi’s an expression immortal is his deep knowledge of "God, man and the world." Rumi, with his self-knowledge and understanding of transcendent pleasures, tried not only to benefit from them, but also to share these experiences with others (students, disciples and future generations). The present study tries to become better acquainted with the principles of the school of thought, which are the spiritual horizons and mystical goals of the creator of the Masnavi, by reflecting on the better understanding of Rumi's thought structure in Masnavi. Deepening in the stories of Masnavi and how to realize the mystical perspectives of Rumi is one of the aims of this article, which has been studied and shown in a descriptive-analytical way in the stories of Masnavi (Books 4, 5 and 6). By analyzing the subject in this article, it was revealed for the first time that for Masnavi stories, a structure derived from Rumi's thought can be drawn, which creates a mental and semantic unity for the dynamic reader and diligent researcher who expresses each story and allegory in accordance with narrative levels..
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