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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Literary and Cultural Terms Masnavi (also Mathnawi): A classical Persian poetic form consisting of rhyming couplets with a continuous narrative. The most famous example is Rumi's Masnavi-ye Ma'navi (Spiritual Couplets), a foundational work of Sufi literature. Saqi (also Saqi): The cupbearer or wine-server in Persian poetry, often a beautiful youth who serves wine at gatherings. In Sufi mysticism, the Saqi represents the spiritual guide who offers divine intoxication and wisdom. Zuhrah: The Arabic name for the planet Venus, associated with beauty, love, and music in Islamic astronomy and literature. Often personified as a celestial musician or goddess of beauty. Sufi: Relating to Sufism, the mystical dimension of Islam that emphasizes direct personal experience of the divine through various spiritual practices. Religious and Mystical References "In the Name of God": The opening phrase Bismillah (In the name of Allah), which begins most chapters of the Quran and is traditionally used to open Islamic literary works. Wine (in mystical context): In Sufi poetry, wine symbolizes divine love, spiritual intoxication, and the ecstatic experience of union with the divine. The "tavern" and "wine-drinking" are metaphors for spiritual practice. Beloved: In Sufi literature, often refers simultaneously to the human beloved and the divine beloved (God), representing the dual nature of mystical love poetry. Persian Literary Imagery Cypress: A symbol of tall, graceful beauty, particularly used to describe the beloved's stature. The cypress tree is associated with immortality and paradise in Persian culture. Moon-faced: A classical Persian poetic description for beauty, referring to a round, luminous face like the full moon. Tulip: Symbolizes passionate love and the beloved's lips; also represents the martyr's blood in Persian poetry. Nightingale and Rose: A classical Persian metaphor for the lover (nightingale) and beloved (rose), representing eternal longing and beauty. Musical Instruments Rebeck: A medieval bowed string instrument, ancestor of the violin, commonly used in Persian classical music. Reed (Ney): A traditional Persian flute made from reed, central to Sufi music and poetry. Rumi's Masnavi famously begins with the "Song of the Reed." Lute (Ud): A pear-shaped stringed instrument fundamental to Persian and Arabic music.
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