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28. Apr. 2017 · Baha al-Din Muhammad Sultan Walad (1226-1312), also known as Sultan Walad, was the eldest son of the great thirteenth-century Persian poet, Jalal al-Din Rumi. Born in Laranda (present-day Karaman) in southern Anatolia, Sultan Walad was named after his grandfather, Baha al-Din Walad, who was a theologian, jurist and mystic from Balkh. The family moved to Konya when Sultan Walad was a young boy.
Sultan Walad at the insistence of his entourage, took up the succession which, at his father's death, he had declined in favour of Husam Al-Din. With Sultan Walad, the Mawlawiya order starts in the true sense of the word, since he gathered the followers (Murids) of his father around himself and organized the order. He also erected a mausoleum for his Rumi, which also became the center of his ...
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Sultan Walad, Baha’ al-Din Muhammad (1226-1312), son of Mawlana Jalal al-Din Muhammad Balkhi (Rumi). A mystic and poet flourishing in the 13 th century. Born to Jalal al-Din Muhammad Mawlawi and Gawhar Khatun, daughter of Sharaf al-Din Lala-yi Samarqandi. Similar to his grandfather, he bore the title Baha’ al-Din, though the latter and he ...
1. Jan. 2023 · 3.67. 6 ratings0 reviews. This book is an introduction to the much neglected life and works of Sultan Walad, Rumi’s son and interpreter who had extraordinary Sufi teachers: his father, Shams-e Tabrizi, and (after the latter’s final disappearance) his father’s favorite disciple, Salah al-Din the goldsmith. After Rumi’s death (in 1273 ...
24. Mai 2017 · Sultan Al-‘Ulama, Baha’uddin Walad, wished to leave Balkh and settle in a place in which he would be able to spread his Sufi teachings and his social opinions without facing any obstacles. He was also fearful regarding what he had heard about the tyranny of the Mongols and the transgressions and atrocities they had committed. For these reasons, he left his country permanently, departing ...
