Educational and political interpretation of the scene of love in Rumi's poems
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https://doi.org/10.29051/el.v8iesp.3.17444Keywords:
Educational interpretation, Interpretation, Love, Political interpretation RumiAbstract
It is difficult to grasp the meaning of concepts through the passage of different ideas because many concepts are in the veil, and it is a complicated task for any seeker to embark on a journey. It makes us smooth. Interpretation can also have cardiac and intellectual implications. Love is one of the most important foundations of the science of meaning which has been able to manifest itself in different interpretations of Rumi. The present article mainly attempts to analyze the educational and political interpretation of the scene of love in Rumi’s poems. To fulfil that aim, a descriptive method is utilized, and several related studies in the respective filed are taken into account and compared. Based on the results, it can be concluded that love is indescribable and can only be experienced in the heart.
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