Signs of the unseen : the discourses of Jalaluddin Rumi

This translation of Rumi's __Fihi ma Fihi__ should easily become the standard English edition of this important collection of his discourses, conversations, and commentaries on various and sundry topics. In many cases the discussions preserved in this book provide the most sustained exposition available of Rumi's thought on a given topic.

     this Translation Of Rumi's fihi Ma Fihi Should Easily Become The Standard English Edition Of This Important Collection Of His Discourses, Conversations, And Commentaries On Various And Sundry Topics. In Many Cases The Discussions Preserved In This Book Provide The Most Sustained Exposition Available Of Rumi's Thought On A Given Topic.

This translation of Rumi's Fihi ma Fihi should easily become the standard English edition of this important collection of his discourses, conversations, and commentaries on various and sundry topics. In many cases the discussions preserved in this book provide the most sustained exposition available of Rumi's thought on a given topic. -- from publisher description Cover Title Page Copyright CONTENTS Introduction by W. M. Thackston, Jr. The Discourses Works Cited and Reference Works Glossary of Persons and Terms The Prophet (peace be with him) said, "The worst scholar is one who visits princes, but the best prince is one who visits scholars.