-
Balkhi Rumi, a 13th-century
Persian poet, Sufi mystic, and theologian. The
Mevlevis are also
known as the "whirling dervishes" due to
their famous practice...
- The
Mevlevi Order is a Sufi
order founded by the
followers of Rumi below.
Mevlevi may also
refer to:
Mevlevi or Rumi (1207–1273),
Persian poet and mystic...
- The
origination of Sama in the
Mevlevi Order of
Sufis is
credited to Rumi, Sufi
master and
creator of the
Mevlevis. The
story of the
creation of this...
- Sufi groups, and
which is
still practiced by the Sufi
Dervishes of the
Mevlevi order and
other orders such as the Rifa'i-Marufi. It is a
customary meditation...
-
centuries and
happened gradually.
Members of
Islamic mysticism orders, such as
Mevlevi Order, pla**** a role in the
Islamization of the
diverse people of Anatolia...
- origin,
meaning "our master". The term مولوی Mawlawī/Mowlavi (Persian) and
Mevlevi (Turkish), also of
Arabic origin,
meaning "my master", is also frequently...
-
strongly influenced Islamic reign by the
Ottomans from the beginning. The
Mevlevi Order and
Bektashi Order had a
close relation to the sultans, as Sufi-mystical...
- of land in
Cairo and in
other locations in the Nile
Delta region. The
Mevlevis adapted the site for use as a
lodge (a
takiyya or mawlawiyya) for their...
-
which had the most
takyas were the
Mevlevi Order or
Mawlawiyya and the
Bektashi Order. The
takyas of the
Mevlevi Order were
called Mawlawī khānas (Ottoman...
-
Ottoman lands; many Sufi
religious orders (tariqa), such as the
Bektashi and
Mevlevi, were
either established, or saw
significant growth,
throughout the empire's...
