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Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi in the Thought of Women

Authors: Ozkose, Kadir;

Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi in the Thought of Women

Abstract

At the tought of Mawlana the aim existence is human being. He emphasizes the person's identity not the sexuality. The Perfect Man is not only from men. He is also from women. He is mano r woman who attains the Truth. Mawlana Jalal-ud-Din Rumi evaluation the woman and man as two piece of the whole. The woman isn't a creation but she ise a creative. The woman is jamali tacalli of God. The person can improve the woman by the persuasion not the strong-arm methods. The Woman trains her self in the her married and maternity. Mawlana had appreciated the womanhood by his life and attitudes. He had spoken all of the women. He had interested in the women that the people had excluded them. He had educated his wifes and daughters and grandchilds and brides. Because, the strong society will been by. the women's training.

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Turkey
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Beauty, Woman, Mawlana, Being married, The Perfect Man, Mawlawia, Family, Society, Holy Man, Islam

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