Masnavi I Ma’navi
Rumi , also known as Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī, Persian poet, jurist, theologian, and Sufi mystic (1207-1273)
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Table of Contents
-01- About this book
-02- PROLOGUE
-03- THE SUFI'S BEAST
-04- THE PAUPER AND THE PRISONERS
-05- THE KING AND HIS TWO SLAVES
-06- THE FALCON AND THE OWLS
-07- THE THIRSTY MAN WHO THREW BRICKS INTO THE WATER
-08- LUQMAN'S MASTER EXAMINES HIM AND DISCOVERS HIS ACUTENESS
-09- MOSES AND THE SHEPHERD
-10- THE MAN WHO MADE A PET OF A BEAR
-11- THE GARDENER AND THE THREE FRIENDS
-12- BAYAZID AND THE SAINT
-13- MO'AVIA AND IBLIS
-14- THE FOUR HINDUSTANIS WHO CENSURED ONE ANOTHER
-15- THE OLD MAN AND THE PHYSICIAN
-16- THE ARAB CARRIER AND THE SCHOLAR
-17- THE MAN WHO BOASTED THAT GOD DID NOT PUNISH HIM FOR HIS SINS
-18- THE GLUTTONOUS SUFI
-19- THE TREE OF LIFE
-20- THE YOUNG DUCKS WHO WERE BROUGHT UP UNDER A HEN
