ORIENTAL LITERATURE IN THE EYES OF REYNOLD NICHOLSON
Keywords:
Rumi, tasavvuf, mathnawíAbstract
This article provides information about Reynold Nicholson’s life and his work, his translations made by the scholar. The scholar’s Oriental classical literature and Jalálu’ddín Rumi Mathnawí and Divani Shamsi Tabrizs’ works incomparable contribution to the translation from Arab, Persian and Turkish languages into English
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