Masnavi Rumi, book 7: Masnavi sabʻ al-mathānī Hardcover – August 5, 2022

Jalāl al-din Rumi (known in the West as Rumi) who lived in the 13th century, is a Persian poet, a Sufi mystic and one of the greatest spiritual masters and poetical intellects.Rumi message based on Divine love & Unity. The "Masnavi" is Rumi's greatest poetic work, composed during the last years of his life and continued composing its verses until he died in 1273 with the last story remaining incomplete. Masnavi is widely recognized as the greatest Sufi poem ever written and has been called "the Coran in Persian."Its full name is "Mathnawī-ye Maʻnawī," which means "Rhyming Couplets of Deep Spiritual Meaning." The name "Mathnawi" means "couplets" in. It is the name of a type of poetry.The last story on book 6 in Masnavi remaining incomplete. Najib al-din Riḍā Jowharīa Shiite mystic from Dhahabi order after 400 years continued the last story of Rumi and decided to complete the story. His book is “Masnavi sabʻ al-mathānī” contain 20000 verses divided in 287 articles.This book is the story of the third prince who is the smallest son of the king. The king asks the three princesses to go and visit all his territories, but he asks the sons for several times do not go to the castle of the essence images. After a time, princess decide to go to the castle despite the king’s advice. The castle was mysterious and forbidden city as well. The elder prince was killed when decide to discover the secret of the castle, the second prince as well. Rumi did not continue the story of the third prince. Najib al-din Riḍā Jowharī on his book which he called it “the book 7 of Masnavi” continued the incomplete story of Rumi. what is the destiny of the last prince? and what happened finally? Read more