Sultan Walad

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Sultan Walad was a 13th-century Persian Sufi poet and mystic, the son of Rumi, who played a key role in organizing and spreading the Mevlevi (Whirling Dervish) order.

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Sultan Walad canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Islamic scholar
Mevlevi shaykh
Persian Sufi poet
Sufi mystic
medieval Persian poet
activity organizing Mevlevi rituals
teaching disciples of Rumi
aimOfWritings to explain and systematize Rumi’s teachings
associatedWith Konya
associatedWithOrder Mevleviyya
surface form: Mevlevi Order
birthCentury 13th century
commemoratedIn Mevlevi hagiographical tradition
deathCentury 14th century
father Rumi
genre didactic poetry
mystical poetry
givenName Bahāʾ al-Dīn Walad
surface form: Baha al-Din Muhammad Walad
influenced institutional development of the Mevlevi Order
later Mevlevi poets
influencedBy Rumi
Shams Tabrizi (indirectly through Rumi)
knownFor didactic Sufi poetry
spreading the teachings of Rumi
systematizing the Mevlevi (Whirling Dervish) order
language Persian
literaryForm ghazal
mathnawi
nationality Persian
notableWork Dīwān (collection of poems)
Ibtidā-nāma
Intihā-nāma
Rabāb-nāma
occupation Sufi shaykh
mystic
poet
religious organizer
regionOfActivity Anatolia
Konya Province
surface form: Konya region
relative Rumi
religion Islam
religiousBranch Sufism
roleInOrder early leader of the Mevlevi Order
organizer of the Mevlevi Order
spiritualLineage Mevleviyya
surface form: Mevlevi Sufi tradition
wroteInLanguage Arabic
Greek
Persian
Turkish

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Mevleviyya spiritualLineageFrom Sultan Walad
Sema ceremony associatedPerson Sultan Walad