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Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature

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An Essay on the Common Mystical Themes and Concepts of Hafez and Yunus Emre

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature July 30, 2026 Bahman Zahedi

مقاله ی حاضر با نگاهی اجمالی به اشعار لسان الغیب خواجه حافظ شیرازی و یونس امره بنیانگذار ادبیات صوفیانه و عرفان ترکی که هر دو همروزگار و از معاریف عرفای آسمان پرستاره عرفان اسلامی و از شوریده سران عاشق پیشه ومست باده ی لم یزلی و غواصان بحر بیکران معارف اسلامی هستند ، به مقایسه و مقارنه ی برخی از آراء مهم عرفانی این دوسخن سرای نادره گفتار که حکایت از علّو فکری و قدرت روحی و وسعت مشرب این پیام...

Mysticism and Knowledge in the Thought of Hafiz and Yunus Emre

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature July 30, 2026 Morteza Ebrahimi

Understanding oneself is the key to grasping the realities of the human world. The entrance to this field is only possible through sharing views and understanding their ideas, since the ultimate goal of a mystic is to understand and convey his understanding based on order and practice. The basis of Mysticism and understanding is merely mind and thinking, because the process of thinking itself...

The Light of Unity: Mystical Parallels in the Message of Rumi and Jesus

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature April 20, 2026 Neil Watson

This study explores the convergences between the mystical teachings of Rumi and Jesus Christ as reflected in Sufi poetry, Gospel narratives, and Christian ascetic writings. Through a comparative analysis of symbolic imagery, archetypal motifs, and spiritual practices, the article argues that both figures articulate a shared mystical language centered on Divine Love, inner transformation, and...

Jung and Mawlana: The Inner Path and the Archetypes of the Soul

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature April 20, 2026 Zohra Aliyeva, Amina Aliyeva

This paper offers an in-depth comparative analysis of the concepts of Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961) and the Masnavi poetry of Jalal al-Din Rumi (1207–73) regarding the theme of the inner path and the soul's archetypes. Despite the apparent dichotomy, Jungian analytical psychology and the Sufi mystical tradition reveal remarkable similarities in their understanding of human consciousness...

Foundations of Love in Mystical Contemplation of Yunus Emre and Hafez

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature April 20, 2026 Hossein Novin

This study comparatively examines the foundations of Love in the mystical contemplations of Yunus Emre and Hafez. Despite their distinct geographical and cultural settings, both poets conceptualize Love as the ontological essence of existence and the ultimate source of divine truth. The article analyzes major themes, including the eternity and preexistence of Love, its role in cosmic creation,...

Illuminating Mysticism: The Symbolism of Light in Rumi’s Mathnawi and Tabriz Grand Bazaar

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature June 4, 2025 Sh. Golkarian

This study examines the relationship between the mystical themes in Jalaluddin Muhammad Balkhi's Mathnawi Manavi, known as Rumi, and the architectural design of the Tabriz Grand Bazaar, a prominent example of traditional Iranian-Islamic architecture. Rumi's Mathnawi addresses many facets of human life from a mystical perspective, particularly exploring the symbolism and function of light. As a...

Mirror Ciphers in Islamic Mysticism and Wisdom

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature March 10, 2025 Ali Babaei, Abdollah Hosaini Eskandiyani

In Islamic wisdom and mysticism, various ciphers and allegories have been used to explain the meanings and teachings of philosophical and mystical issues. As one of the strongest ciphers in the world of wisdom and mysticism, mirror has been used as a cipher for the recognition of noetic truths, from the foundation of Ibn Arabi's theoretical mysticism and the foundation of the originality of...

The Reflection of Maulana’s Heritage in the Divan of Shams Mahrebi

Journal of The Scientific Mysticism and Literature January 17, 2025 Gulnar Agig Jafarzade

MaulanaJalaladdin Rumi, a prominent representative of classical Eastern literature and a distinguished philosopher-poet,is widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Islamic mysticism. Rumi's philosophical and mystical views, which serve the spiritual elevation of humanity, are primarily expressed in his poetic legacy.Similarly, Shams Maghrebi, a Sufi poet,lived during the late...