Introducing and examining Rumi's three unpublished letters
, ,June 2025 ,Pages 293-307
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Seyyed Abdul Rahim Hosseini, aka Ma'doomi, the son of Mullah Saeed Faqih, the great theologian and poet of Kurdistan, is one of the rare personalities of Kurdish history, who, despite the great efforts of Kurdish and non-Kurdish researchers, still has many aspects of his life and works unknown. One of the valuable sources to look for valuable documents and information about Marwlawi is the archives and libraries of Kurdistan's scientific families, which are kept by their survivors. Due to his exceptional scientific and social personality, Marwlawi had extensive contacts with the scholars, scholars and scholars of his time, unfortunately, a large part of his correspondences, which were the result of these contacts, have not yet been identified and published. This article introduces three letters from Molavi that have not been published so far. These letters were written to Prince Farhad Mirza, the uncle of Naser al-Din Shah Qajar and the ruler of Kurdistan, Muhammad Beyg and a scholar named Mullah Muhammad Salim. These letters contain valuable information about the events of the Marwlawi era. These documents are kept in the personal archive of the writer of this article (Sabah Hosseini) in Saqqez city.
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