JALALUDDIN RUMI'S WORK AND INTERPRETATION IN WESTERN ORIENTAL STUDIES
Abstract
In this article, Maulana Jalaluddin Rumi’s life and his creation, as well as works of "Masnavi" and "Devoniy Shamsi Tabriz" written by the great poet, have been translated and researched by a number of West, especially English orientalists. Basically, English orientalists: Reynold Nicholson and John Arberrys’ researches are specially paid attention.
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