Hugh Talat Halman’s Where the Two Seas Meet is a compelling journey into the heart of Islamic mysticism, exploring the rich traditions of Sufism as expressed through Rumi and other spiritual masters. The book examines themes of love, unity, and divine connection, offering readers a profound understanding of Sufi philosophy and practice. Halman interweaves poetry, historical insights, and personal reflections to illustrate the transformative potential of these teachings. This work is an ideal introduction for those curious about Sufism and its universal messages of peace and transcendence.
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Where the Two Seas Meet
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Where the Two Seas Meet explores Islamic mysticism through the lens of Rumi and other Sufi traditions. Halman weaves poetry, philosophy, and history to reveal the spiritual and transformative power of Sufi teachings.
| Format | Paperback |
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| Author | Hugh Talat Halman |
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