Comparing Rumi and Mirabi's Poetry

Comparing Rumi 's and Mirabe' s poetry with Rumi 's and Mirabe' s poeties, in a variety of ways they can convey the deepest desire for sacredness in our time. Mirabai sometimes refers to herself to a third party, it deepens her despair to being heard in the dark. Mirabai's work rarely exceeds one page in the overall poetry structure, but Rumi's poetry is often several pages long and different parts are divided into smaller poems. After listening to Mirabea songs in class, continuing the desire for dark love makes more sense.

Rumi's poet is the basis of many classical Iranian music and Afghan music. The contemporary interpretation of his poem was created by Muhammad Reza Shajarian, Challam Nazelli, David Azad (three from Iran), and Ustad Mohammad Hashem Cesti (Afghanistan). For many modern Westerners, his teaching is one of the best introductions to Sufism's philosophy and practice. In West Sharum, Shiva has played an important role in teaching, acting and sharing the translation of Rumi's poetry for about 20 years and spreading Rumi's heritage in an English-speaking world. Pakistani national poet Muhammad Ikbal also was inspired by Rumi's work and thought him to be his spiritual leader and called him "Pill Rumi" in his poem But Sophie / Mysterious In a context it means founder, master or instructor)

Comparing Rumi 's and Mirabe' s poetry with Rumi 's and Mirabe' s poeties, in a variety of ways they can convey the deepest desire for sacredness in our time. Mirabai sometimes refers to herself to a third party, it deepens her despair to being heard in the dark. Mirabai's work rarely exceeds one page in the overall poetry structure, but Rumi's poetry is often several pages long and different parts are divided into smaller poems. After listening to Mirabea songs in class, continuing the desire for dark love makes more sense.

To enjoy Oriental poetry even more, you can see Rumi's beautiful vocabulary through Elif Shafak's novel "The Forty-Age Love Rules". Not only is this written in English, it also explores the myriad of poetic lessons from Rumi and Shams of Tabriz. It is a wonderful experience to read it with the eyes of a stranger in Oriental culture, so this is another wonderful literary work that deserves thanks.