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The 18 pages that link to Rumi, each with the reason it gives.

• SufismRelated: His poetry expresses Sufi themes of longing, love, and spiritual transformation.

• Persian literatureRelated: His Persian verse became one of the tradition’s most widely read bodies of work.

• GhazalRelated: His ghazals intensify the form’s language of longing into mystical devotion.

• Persian poetryRelated: His work made mystical love and spiritual instruction central to Persian poetry's global legacy.

• Sufi poetryBroader topic: His poems made divine love and spiritual transformation central to a widely read Sufi corpus.

• Mevlevi OrderRelated: His teachings and poetry inspired the community that developed into the Mevlevi Order.

• Seljuk Sultanate of RûmRelated: His life and work unfolded in the sultanate’s capital and its cosmopolitan courtly setting.

• Muhammad IqbalRelated: Iqbal treated Rumi as a spiritual guide and poetic interlocutor.

• Sufi whirlingRelated: Mevlevi accounts connect the practice to Rumi’s spiritual legacy.

• KonyaRelated: He settled in Konya, where he spent the later part of his life and was buried.

• The Black BookRelated: The novel echoes the Masnavi’s tales and themes of searching and transformation.

• NeyRelated: Rumi’s poetry uses the reed flute as an image of longing and separation.

• Saadi ShiraziRelated: Rumi was a near-contemporary whose spiritual poetry offers a distinct voice in the same literary era.

• PoetBroader topic: Rumi’s poetry joins spiritual inquiry with musical imagery and narrative.

• Shahram NazeriRelated: Nazeri has built major works around Rumi’s poetry, especially the Masnavi.

• Divan-i Shams-i TabriziNarrower topic: He composed the poems under the collection’s title and often speaks through its lyric voice.

• History of IslamRelated: His poetry illustrates the reach of Islamic mysticism and Persian literary culture.

• Turco-Persian traditionRelated: His career shows Persian literary culture flourishing within a Turkic-ruled Anatolian setting.