Reynold Alleyne Nicholson

Jalalu'l-Din Rumi

Jal?l al-D?n R?m? (Maulana)

Over 100 of Rumi's most passionate lyrics include "The Children of Light," "The Man Who Looked Back on His Way to Hell," "The Pear-Tree of Illusion." Translated by R. A. Nicholson.

Selected Poems of Rumi

Jalāl al-Dīn Rūmī (Maulana)

Philip Dunn

Manuela M. Dunn

A collection of newly translated versions of the most popular poems and stories of the Sufi mystic includes spiritually evocative reproductions of great works of Islamic art from the fourteenth century to modern times.

A Treasury of Wisdom from the Poet of the Soul

The Illustrated Rumi

جلال الدىن رومى

فارسى-انگلىسى

گزىده مثنوى معنوى

Three Lectures Delivered in the University of London

The Idea of Personality in Sufism

Translations of Eastern Poetry and Prose

Two essays on Persian and Arabic poetic literature, published in 1921, which form the first part of a collection of essays by Nicholson.

Lubāb Al-albāb

Hamd Allāh (Mustaufī, al-Kazwīnī)

Tarikh-i guzida

Abu Nasr Sarraj

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The Kit B Al-Luma' Fi'l-Tasawwuf of AB Nasr 'abdallah B. 'ali Al-Sarr J Al-Tusi; Edited for the First Time, with Critical Notes, Abstract of Contents, Volume XXII

Studies in Islamic Mysticism

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A Collection Of Mystical Odes 20th 20th

The Tarjuman Al-Ashwaq

Selectins from His Writings Translated from the Persian with Introd. and Notes by Reynold A. Nicholson

Rumi, Poet and Mystic, 1207-1273

Mawlana Jalal al-Din Rumi's great poem, the Mathnawi, is one of the best known and most influential works of Muslim mysticism. Nicholson's critical edition is based on the oldest known manuscripts, including the earliest, dated 1278 and preserved in the Mevlana Museum at Konya. It remains the standard text and is provided with diacritical marks to assist the student. The prose translation, similarly, is intended to be an exact and faithful guide to the Persian. The three volumes of English translation can either be bought as a set, or individually; together they comprise a complete translation. Volume 2 comprises a translation of Books I and II.

The Mathnawí of Jalálu'ddín Rúmí

Rumi, Poet and Mystic

tr. from the Persian with introduction and notes by the late Reynold A. Nicholson

Rūmī

Edward Granville Browne

Fl Hamd Allah Mustawfi Qazvini

The Ta'ríkh-I-Guzída; Or, Select History of Hamdulláh Mustawfí-I-Qazwíní, Compiled in A.H. 730 (A.D. 1330), and Now Reproduced in Fac-Simile from a Ma

The Ta'r-Kh-I-Guz-Da; Or, Select History of Hamdullh Mustawf--I-Qazw-N-, Compiled in A.H. 730 (A.D. 1330), and Now Reproduced in Fac-Simile from a Man

Mustaufi Al-Kazvini Hamd Allah

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The Ta'ríkh-I-Guzída

William Wright

Frederic Du Pre Thornton

Ideal for beginners, this abridged version of William Wright's classic Grammar of the Arabic Language offers students an easy-to-use reference that omits superfluous details but retains the essentials. The three-part treatment covers orthography, parts of speech, and syntax — all in concise and accessible terms. An indispensable companion volume for readers of Arabic texts.

A Grammar

Elementary Arabic

Jalal Al-din Rumi

Hamid Eslamian

One of the Greatest Persian Classic Book One day a base fellow said to a dervish, “Thou art unknown to anyone here.” He replied, “If the vulgar do not know me, I know very well who I am. گفت با درویش روزی یک خسی که ترا اینجا نمیداند کسی گفت او گر مینداند عامیم خویش را من نیک میدانم کیم Mathnawi Maˈnavi (also known as Masnavi or “Spiritual Couplets of Maulana”) is one of the most influential works of both Sufism and Persian literature. The Masnavi, written by Jalal al-Din Muhammad, Rumi is a series of six books of poetry containing more than 25,000 verses. This spiritual writing teaches Sufis how to reach their goal of being in true love with God. Rumi is one of the best Persian poets and the Mathnawi is his masterpiece. Rumi used Persian and Arabic in his poetry. By the end of the 20th century, Rumi’s popularity had become a global phenomenon, with his poetry achieving a wide circulation in the United States and western Europe. His poems have been translated into many different languages including Turkish, Urdu, French, Turkmen, Spanish, English, Arabic, German, Italian, Albanian, Swedish, etc. Reynold Alleyne Nicholson's translation of Mathnawi is based on the oldest known manuscripts. The prose translation, similarly, is intended to be an exact and faithful guide to the Persian. In Book, the sixth and final book would remain incomplete. It is the work of an eternal mystical on the Beloved that continues to inspire modern seekers. For the seeker, Rumi prepares an infinite touchstone of reality that never fades. We are very happy that the Mathnawi Maˈnavi of Rumi has found its way to you! Published By: Persian Learning Center www.persianbell.com

The Mathnawi Maˈnavi of Rumi, Book-6

First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

A Literary History of the Arabs

Reynold Alleyne Nicholson

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