چکیده:
Man is a social being by nature who, to ensure the continuity of life and meet his needs in society, is inevitably required to employ collective living skills such as effective communication, courage, and empathy. Muslim mystics, while preserving the principles and foundations of religious anthropology and living within a multicultural environment, have explained the depths of human existence and his constant and variable needs in the most eloquent language. Maulana Jalaluddin Muhammad Balkhi (604-672) is among the mystics who, by attaining cosmic awareness, has highlighted human individual and social living needs through parables and allegories to create and sustain a healthy and good life. This great scholar, influenced by Islamic culture and by delving into the deep layers within humans, has been able to clearly demonstrate the roots of deep human emotions. In this research, we attempt to analyze these strategies from his perspective by identifying life skills in the works of Jalaluddin Muhammad Rumi.
خلاصه ماشینی:
The bird said, "Master, in seclusion there is only mist, asceticism is not good for the religion of Ahmad" "That Messenger forbade asceticism, O meddler, if you adopt such an innovation" "Friday prayer and congregation are required in prayer, enjoining good and avoiding evil" "Enduring the suffering of the wicked with patience, providing benefit to creation like a cloud" خيرُ ناس أن ينفَعَ النّاس اي پدر گر نه سنگي چه حريفي با مدر "Be among the merciful within the Ummah, follow the Sunnah of Ahmad, or be condemned" (Rumi, 1362: 6/483-478) In his works, Rumi speaks of four types of connection: "God," "Self," "World," and "Fellow Humans.
(Ibid, 1363: Ghazal/721) Molana has stated the causes and requirements for human daring as follows: a) Divine grace and concentration of mind: In describing the story of Ja'far's attack to capture a fortress alone, Molavi explicitly mentions the element of his individual courage, bravery, and God-given strength.
(Molavi, 1362: 4/ 1977-1976) Rumi has two recommendations for the desirable utilization of the skill of empathy: A) Benefiting from the presence of the people of heart: From the perspective of Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi, human peace of mind is only obtained through companionship with God, and achieving this is made possible under the shadow of accompanying the virtuous and the chosen ones.
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