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samedi 1 décembre 2018

Le festival soufi de Paris

Le festival soufi de Paris a commencé il y a deux jours et dure jusqu'au 17 décembre, où sera commémorée la mort de Rumi. Beaucoup de personnes connues et amies participeront à ce festival, tels la sheika Nur Artiran, Alberto Fabio Ambrosio, Gabriel Hagai...
Tout le programme sur leur site internet : http://www.festivalsoufideparis.com/

mercredi 13 décembre 2017

Rumi an ‘architect’ of peace in Anatolia

Mevlana Jalaluddin al-Rumi, a Sufi mystic and Islamic scholar who is today revered in Turkey as a spiritual pioneer, was one of the “architects” of centuries of peace and tranquility in Anatolia.
“Throughout our history, peace and tranquility has prevailed in Anatolia, the cradle of civilizations. Spiritual architects like Mevlana have a big share in this,” Konya Mayor Yakup Canbolat said on the first day of events commemorating the 13th century philosopher in the Central Anatolian province.

On the 744th anniversary of his death, Mevlana is being commemorated at his burial place in Konya in a ceremony known as Seb-i Aruz or “reunion with the Beloved.”

http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/rumi-an-architect-of-peace-in-anatolia-konya-governor-123838

samedi 15 mars 2014

Culture village to be dedicated to Rumi

KONYA - Doğan News AgencyShare

The Rumi Culture Village will be established in Rumi’s hometown Konya’s Sarayönü district. The village aims to introduce Rumi at all points.

The life and works of Mevlana Jalal ad-din Rumi, the 13th century poet and mystic, are set to be showcased in a new cultural center to be established in his hometown, the central Anatolian province of Konya’s Sarayönü district.

As well as Sufi music and fine arts courses, Ottoman, Arabic and Persian language courses will be opened at the Rumi Culture Village and Rumi will be presented from different angles in Turkish and English, according to Esin Çelebi Bayru, the International Rumi Foundation’s deputy president. She also said works by Rumi would be performed in the village.

Bayru said the village project was waiting for the approval of the Development Ministry and would go ahead once it was given the green light.

“People from all around the world will be able to come to the culture village and take classes there. We want these classes to be easily followed on the Internet. As well as Ottoman, Persian and Arabic language courses, there will also be Sufi music and courses in fine arts. There must be rules and convention courses in the village, too. Because people are unhappy and uneasy, they lose their own customs. We plan to carry out this project with the metropolitan municipality and universities in the city.” Bayru said.

She added they had also prepared a project for children, adding, “The ‘My Rumi’ project will teach children about Rumi. We will try to teach about him from their viewpoint. This project includes a theater play and books.”

Bayru said Rumi and his family immigrated from Karaman to Konya on May 3, 1228, and they were also planning to organize a march from Karaman to Konya on the same day. She said the four-day march would not be an ordinary one, but would take place at the international level including talks and meetings.

“We also plan to organize a theater festival for children in May. On Sept. 30, 2013, the birthday of Rumi, a mystic music festival was successfully held in Konya. This is why we are thinking of creating a platform for artists to stage performances about Rumi,” she added.
March/04/2014

vendredi 18 octobre 2013

la vie de Yunus EMRE portée à l'écran....

Life of Turkish Sufi Yunus Emre adapted to screen

ANKARA - Anadolu Agency

Turkish Sufi and poet Yunus Emre’s life is being adapted to the silver screen by director Kürşat Kızbaz, who previously made a film about Rumi that received big interest around the world. The film will be released in January 2014 with the title ‘Yunus Emre - the Sound of Love’

The film on the life of Yunus Emre is being shot in 15 different Turkish cities to show the richness of the Anatolian land.

A new film will focus on the life of Turkish poet and Sufi Yunus Emre, who made a great contribution to the formation of culture and civilization in Anatolia. The film titled “Yunus Emre – Aşkın Sesi” (Yunus Emre – the Sound of Love) tells of Yunus Emre’s adventure in pursuit of “love.”

Speaking to Anatolia Agency, director of the film Kürşat Kızbaz said that he previously shot the film “Mevlana - Aşkın Dansı” (Rumi – The Dance of Love) and it was screened in 65 countries.

He said this time he was working on a film reflecting the love and peace philosophy of the intellectual Yunus Emre, adding that the preparation and shooting process of the film took more than three years.

Kızbaz said that the film was set to be released in the first month of 2014, adding, “This special project brings together many renowned names. Yunus Emre is played by Devrim Erin, the star of the highest-budget movie of the Turkish cinema history, ‘Fetih 1453’. A very special and experienced team of actors collaborated with him in the film. We will present the unique story of Yunus Emre to audiences on Jan. 10.”

Artists including Burak Sergen, Altan Erkekli, Altan Gördüm, Ahmet Mekin, Bülent Emin Yarar, Sinan Albayrak, Suna Selen, Nesimi Kaygusuz, Tamer Levent and Nilay Cafer are taking on roles in the film, said Kızbaz. “These names will appear as historical characters like Rumi, Hacı Bektaş-ı Veli, Tapduk Emre etc.”

War scenes shot in Van

Kızbaz said they had set up a big place in the eastern province of Van for the Mongol war scenes, and added, “At the same time, we wanted to show all the colors and richness of Anatolia by shooting the film in 15 cities over four seasons.

“While depicting the life of Yunus Emre, who had an impact on the life of millions of people with his love, tolerance and peace philosophy, we received support from many institutions, including the Culture and Tourism Ministry.”

Noting that making such a film carried big responsibilities, Kızbaz said he was the director, producer and scriptwriter of the film and had undertaken a big responsibility in showing such a significant character to millions.

Since they knew the difficulties of reflecting the life of such a mystic character on the cinema screen, they had worked on the script and shooting preparations for more than two years, according to Kızbaz. He said they received invitations from many countries from India to the United States.

The film was shot in Kartepe, Nallıhan, Erciyes, Cappadocia and Hacıbektaş, said Kızbaz, adding that people living in those regions showed them great interest.

INFLUENCE ON LITERATURE

Yunus Emre, who lived between around 1240 and 1321, has an immense influence on Turkish literature, from his own day until the present. Because he is one of the first known poets to have composed works in the spoken Turkish of his own age and region rather than in Persian or Arabic, his diction remains very close to the popular speech of his contemporaries in Central and Western Anatolia. This is also the language of a number of anonymous folk-poets, folk-songs, fairy tales, riddles and proverbs. He remains a popular figure in a number of countries from Azerbaijan to the Balkans with seven different and widely dispersed localities disputing the privilege of having his tomb within their boundaries.

October/17/2013

mardi 2 avril 2013

le 4 avril à l'IMA: SUR LES PAS DE JALAL-EDDINE RÛMI

04 avril 2013

SALLE DU HAUT CONSEIL - 18h30

SUR LES PAS DE JALAL-EDDINE RÛMI

À l’intérieur du Masnavi, l’oeuvre maîtresse du grand mystique Rûmi, Nahal Tajadod a choisi trente-sept récits, qu’elle a adaptés et revisités. Ils sont allégoriques, surprenants, assez souvent énigmatiques. Ils mettent dans le même sac les pets d’un âne et la plus haute spéculation mystique, la résolution des contraires, la nécessité de l’absurde. Pour nous présenter ces histoires, Nahal Tajadod a inventé un personnage vraisemblable, un relieur de Neyshabour, ville importante du Khorassan, province du nord-est de l’Iran. Comme Rûmi, le relieur vagabond doit s’enfuir. Au dernier moment, il doit abandonner sa maison, son travail, ses ouvriers. Amateur d’histoires, il va devenir histoire lui-même, dans ses rencontres et dans ses aventures, avant de rejoindre Rûmi en Anatolie, d’entrer dans son intimité, d’assister à son enterrement.

Lectures-débat avec :

Jean-Claude Carrière, conteur, écrivain, scénariste, parolier, metteur en scène,

Nahal Tajaddod, spécialiste du poète perse Rûmi ; elle a publié aux éditions Albin Michel plusieurs essais ainsi que son dernier roman, Elle joue (2012).

Accompagnement musical :

Fady Zakar, est un explorateur du vaste et fertile terroir des musiques traditionnelles.