The night of his death on December 17th was named the Night of Union.
The night of his death on December 17th was named the Night of Union. In one of his poems, he declares himself neither Christian, Jew, nor Muslim. Among his discourses were "Backbiting" and "Gnostic in the Bath." His 22 Greek works were translated by Mir Miroghli. His father, Baha'al din Veled, was a noted scholar, but he was more influenced by Shams Tabriz, whose name formed the title of one of his collections. His most famous work was also known as The Qu'ran in Persian for its importance to his people. FTP, identify this poet, the author of the Spiritual Couplets, and the best known Sufi poet.
The night of his death on December 17th was named the Night of Union.
Jalal al-Din Muhammad {Rumi}