Wednesday, March 05, 2008

“Molana Is Hidden”

Tehran Times Culture Desk, "Amirkabir University honors Rumi experts"- Tehran Times - Tehran, Iran
Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Iranian experts and researchers on Rumi were honored in a ceremony named “Molana Is Hidden” held at the venue of Amirkabir University on Monday.

Tribute was paid to researcher Mohammad-Ali Eslami Nadushan and expert Bahaeddin Khorramshahi during the ceremony attended by many scholars and students.

Khorramshahi made an opening speech, saying, “We are a harmonious nation that takes great interest in literature and poetry. Due attention has been paid to the Masnavi of Molana over the past 50 years, but whenever the name of Molana Jalal-ad Din Rumi is cited, the names of the scholars Mohammadreza Shafiei Kadkani and Badiozzaman Foruzanfar are also brought to mind,” he added.

The head of the Majlis library Ahmad Jalali was the next speaker who handed a medal to Khorramshahi on behalf of the students of Amirkabir University.
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Vocalist Shahram Nazeri sang a vocalized version of some of Rumi’s poetry.
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[Picture: Left Bahaeddin Khorramshahi; Center Shahram Nazeri; Right Mohammad-Ali Eslami Nadushan. Photo: ISNA/Amir Kholusi].

1 comment:

SAM said...

It is good to know that sometimes, in Iran, Sufism is seen as a culture to be rewarded and not always a religious life to be, unfairly, persecuted.

Wednesday, March 05, 2008

“Molana Is Hidden”
Tehran Times Culture Desk, "Amirkabir University honors Rumi experts"- Tehran Times - Tehran, Iran
Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Iranian experts and researchers on Rumi were honored in a ceremony named “Molana Is Hidden” held at the venue of Amirkabir University on Monday.

Tribute was paid to researcher Mohammad-Ali Eslami Nadushan and expert Bahaeddin Khorramshahi during the ceremony attended by many scholars and students.

Khorramshahi made an opening speech, saying, “We are a harmonious nation that takes great interest in literature and poetry. Due attention has been paid to the Masnavi of Molana over the past 50 years, but whenever the name of Molana Jalal-ad Din Rumi is cited, the names of the scholars Mohammadreza Shafiei Kadkani and Badiozzaman Foruzanfar are also brought to mind,” he added.

The head of the Majlis library Ahmad Jalali was the next speaker who handed a medal to Khorramshahi on behalf of the students of Amirkabir University.
(...)
Vocalist Shahram Nazeri sang a vocalized version of some of Rumi’s poetry.
(...)

[Picture: Left Bahaeddin Khorramshahi; Center Shahram Nazeri; Right Mohammad-Ali Eslami Nadushan. Photo: ISNA/Amir Kholusi].

1 comment:

SAM said...

It is good to know that sometimes, in Iran, Sufism is seen as a culture to be rewarded and not always a religious life to be, unfairly, persecuted.