Mowlana (Rumi) and the Quran

This paper briefly accounts the relation between Mowlana (Rumi) and his inferences from the Quran. The purpose is to explain that Rumi s mysticism as availabe in his works is stemmed from the core and contents of the Quran, and he himself is assumed to be a sort of the Quran critic. On the other hand. Rumi s belief, faith, and love toward the Quran illustrates the divine and heavenly discourse to reveal that Rumi s mysticism is the flowing mysticism out of revelation and prophesy, inevitably relying on prophetic tradition, staying away from the soul desires, and what has been said by the king of the bests (God) has been put into verse and close to our comprehension, though he suffers from some special misunderstandings of the world today and says.You interpret the intact talkBetter interpret yourself not God, You interpret theQuran on your desire Make the lofty sense as nasty and satire