The Masnavi is considered the largest and most important book by the great Sufi Jalal al-Din Rumi, which he wrote over approximately twenty years. It is a collection of stories containing hundreds of stories of prophets and the righteous, and philosophical stories and tales told by animals that explain spiritual knowledge. It holds great importance for the Turks, to the extent that they called it the "Quran of the Non-Arabs." The traveler Ibn Battuta mentioned in his travels that the Romans greatly revere it and seek healing by reading it. The book is in 6 volumes, dictated by Rumi in the later years of his life at the request of his close disciple, to be a guide for those on the Sufi path. The book is a publication of the Municipality of Konya, Turkey. Contact via WhatsApp: ( Phone number appears when clicking the contact button )