Titlebook: Rumi and Shams’ Silent Rebellion; Parallels with Vedan Mostafa Vaziri Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2015

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,Rumi’s Case Against Dualistic Thinking and His Wisdom About the World,young-old, man-woman, day-night, and so on, are mainly between belief and disbelief, worshipper and worshipped, time and space, separation and unity. Rumi provides a framework for numerous examples; this chapter covers a few symbolic ones.

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The Need for a New Narrative of Rumi, fixed nature and inflexible narrative over time. She explained that theological formation was at the root of this evolution, particularly the techniques of storage and utilization of once-upon-a-time oral information based on social-cognitive differences as well as changes in segments of human soci

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The Need for a New Interpretation of Shams and Rumi: , and ,umi (1207–1273; born in Balkh, present-day Afghanistan), as a theologian who turned “Sufi mystic” upon meeting Shams; Rumi as an “Islamic mystic”; Rumi as the “founder of the Mevlevi order”; Rumi as “whirling dervish”; Rumi as prolific poet who used metaphors of wine, women, and Shams in his work to

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