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But as for Abu Yazid, why didn't he adhere to following (mutaba'at) (the Prophet's example) and why didn't he say 'Glory be to You! We have not worshipped You as you deserve to be worshipped'? Then Mawlana knew to completion and perfection the meaning of those words of the Prophet. But what was the final outcome of these words? Then his inmost consciousness made him drunk from these words, because his inmost consciousness was cleansed and purified, and therefore the meaning became known to him. And with his drunkenness, I also knew the pleasure and delight of those words -for I had been neglectfully un aware of the pleasure and delight of these words. It should be said, however, that despite the author's questionable position, Rumi and Shams' Silent Rebellion is a challenging and stimulating work and a welcome addition to the corpus of Rumi Studies. While many facets of his argument and the conclusions that he draws may be debatable, it will nevertheless give readers much to ruminate on. As Mawlana himself stated in one of the opening lines of the Mathnawi: 'Everyone became my friend from his own opinion; none sought out my secrets from within me. ' Which should leave us all wonder

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Author

Tasbihi, Eliza

Publisher

Brill (ISSN 2042-3357)

Published

2017

Language

EN

Field

Social Sciences