вЂњThis is love: to fly toward a secret, to cause a hundred veils to fall each moment. вЂњ Love is the house of God and you are living in that house.вЂќ.

Mevlana Museum, Konya, Turkey When did Rumi die?

It is believed that Shams Tabrizi died in 1248. She did not live long and died when she fell ill after being out in a garden. Personal Life & Death Towards the end of 1247, Shams Tabrizi got married to a young woman who had been raised in Rumi's household. Partly imagined and partly factual, it recounts the life of Kimya, the adopted daughter of Maulana Jalalud-Din Rumi (1207-1273) who is known today both for his mystical love poetry written to his beloved God and the Sufi Order of the Whirling Dervishes founded after his death. Their friendship, in 13th-century Anatolia, transformed Rumi. Mowlana Jalaluddin Rumi Is Forty Rules of Love a true story?Д«efore he became a world-famous poet and Sufi mystic, a religious scholar named Jalal ad-Din Rumi struggled with a feeling of inexplicable emptiness. The warmth of her lips sent waves of desire across my entire body. The wedding night is described from Shams's point of view, and he feels desire for her too, but he refuses to sleep with her as her husband. She's very much in love with him, as we see from the chapters written from her point of view. Why did Shams refuse to sleep with Kimya? Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832).Many know Homerus by Homer, and he is responsible for the literary works Odyssey and Iliad. вЂњThis combination of mystical richness and bold adaptations of poetic forms is the key to his popularity today.вЂќ Who is the best poet of all time? However, the impact of this extraordinary friendship on RumiвЂ™s loyal wife, Kara, her daughter Kimya and his sons, Sultan Valed and Aladdin is clear, inviting resistance from RumiвЂ™s faithful following with increasingly intense and dramatic consequences.вЂњ Rumi was an experimental innovator among the Persian poets and he was a Sufi master,вЂќ says Jawid Mojaddedi, a scholar of early and medieval Sufism at Rutgers University and an award-winning Rumi translator. From their first encounter, it is clear that Rumi and Shams were destined to converge for greatness two highly contrasting but brilliant minds, both seeking a higher purpose. RUMI: THE MUSICAL tells the story of the transformative and powerful relationship between Rumi and his mentor Shams Tabrizi. The legacy of Rumi has touched millions around the world and continues to make an impact in its universality and utilitarian nature a legacy which has lasted eight centuries and has inspired all nationalities, ages, faiths and backgrounds. RUMI: THE MUSICAL is produced, edited and mixed by Joe and Nikki Davison for Auburn Jam Music. RUMI is orchestrated and arranged by Joe Davison (Broken Wings), with vocal arrangements by Nikki Davison (Broken Wings) and Middle Eastern musical supervision by Maias Alyamani (founder and leader of Arabic world music group MAqam Ensemble). The recording also features The Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra. Completing the company are Roshani Abbey, Amira Al Shanti, Eva-Theresa Chokarian, MaГ«va Feitelson, Sasha Ghoshal, James Hameed, Blythe Jandoo and Aliza Vakil. The recording also features Casey Al-Shaqsy ( Prince of Egypt) as вЂњKimyaвЂќ, Soophia Foroughi ( Prince of Egypt) as вЂњKaraвЂќ, Sharif Afifi ( Hadestown) as вЂњSultan ValedвЂќ, Ahmed Hamad ( Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) as вЂњAladdinвЂќ, Irvine Iqbal ( Aladdin) as вЂњHusamвЂќ and Alim Jayda ( Aladdin) as вЂњSayyedвЂќ.

RUMI: THE MUSICAL stars Ramin Karimloo as вЂњShams TabriziвЂќ and Nadim Naaman as вЂњRumiвЂќ. A story about Rumi by Evren Sharma serves as the source material. RUMI: THE MUSICAL is the new musical from the writing team of Dana Al Fardan (one of the Middle EastвЂ™s leading contemporary composers) and Nadim Naaman, and follows their 2018 West End debut Broken Wings, which premiered at the Theatre Royal Haymarket before touring the Middle East.

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