A look at the relationship between Jalal al-Din Rumi, the Kurdish scholar, and the scholars and celebrities of Sana'a, based on newly discovered evidence.
, ,June 2025 ,Pages 565-585
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1 Iran, Kurdistan, Sanaa
10.17656/jzsb.12457
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Sayyid Abdul Rahim, also known as Ma'doom, son of Sayyid Saeed, was born in 1221 AH, during the reign of Amanullah Khan Ardalan in Sanaa and Khalid Pasha in the Baban Empire, in the village of Sarshata in the Tawgoz region of Iraqi Kurdistan (South) was born. He learned the basics of religious sciences from his father in the villages of Khanaga in Paveh and Chor in Marivan. He then went to Sanaa and continued his studies in the Darogha Mosque under Mullah Mohammad Minbari. He then visited other schools of religious sciences in Kurdistan in Bana, Sulaymaniyah, Halabja and Jawanro. He returned to Sanaa and studied religious sciences in Darul Ihsan Mosque under Sheikh Abdul Qadir Muhajir. Rumi traveled to Sanaa several more times; The first time, on the orders of Sheikh Osmani Sirajeddin Naqshbandi, he went to serve Ghulam Shah Khan of Ardalan with his son Sheikh Abdul Rahman Abul Wafa and Mullah Ahmadi Nodsheyi. Rumi also had friendly relations and correspondence with scholars and famous people of Sanaa such as Mullah Mohammad Fakhrul-Ulama, Farhad Mirza, governor of Sanaa, Mullah Hamza Hakak and Mullah Fathullah Qazi.
In this study, we have tried to interpret the Kurdish Rumi's experience with scholars and celebrities of Sanaa in a descriptive-analytical manner, using library sources and based on newly discovered evidence
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