God from the perspective of Rumi Rumi and Rumi Taugozi

, ,June 2025 ,Pages 63-98

Authors

Asst.Prof.Dr.Sabur Abdulkarim Hama Karim 1

1 Department of Persian Language and Literature, College of Language, Sulaimani University

DOI logo 10.17656/jzsb.12429

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Abstract

Rumi Rumi and Rumi Tawgozi have many mystical texts and recorded high spiritual experiences – especially about God – and expressed many of these experiences in indirect language, symbols and various arts, which critics and researchers need to carefully follow them. Hence, in the poems of Rumi, God is described with several special symbols and arts: sun, moon, sea, mother, king, drinker, etc
In Rumi, God is described as the sun, moon, eternal writer, drinker, king, lover, flower, face, etc.
This study follows the method of philosophical and literary comparison explained in the introduction.
This study shows that both poets are very rich in the use of symbols and indirect descriptions of God, so they both have 23 descriptions in common, Rumi Rumi in 10 descriptions and Rumi Taugozi in 2 descriptions, which proves the truth of this richness.
This paper consists of a summary, a theoretical introduction, two parts, conclusions, a list of sources and an abstract in both English and Arabic.

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