- Fragner, p. 52, 59
- Bukhari 73:9
- Tirmidhi, in Mishkat 24:1
- Bukhari 72:21
- Ibn Majah, in Mishkat 20:1
- Bukhari LXV:304
- Quoted in Perry (1990), p. 162
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:2669-71
- Suhrawardi, p. 59
- Ghazzali, "The Propensity of Hunger"
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Bukhari 73:9
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:3873,6
- From a talk by Tosun Bayrak, 2/10/96
- Bukhari 72:21
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Nurbaksh (1978), p. 4
- Tirmidhi, in Mishkat
- Ibn AtaAllah al-Iskandari, p. 75
- Ibn Arabi (1992), p. 5
- Arberry, p. 236
- Suhrawardi, p. 58
- Abdel Kader, p. 9
- Nasr, pp. 69-70
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latir and Kathleen Seidel
- Attar, pp. 101, 111
- Attar, p. 44
- Abdel Kader, p. 15
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:30
- Nasr, pp. 72-3
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Suhrawardi, p. 58
- Rumi, Rumi Daylight, p. 129
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:726
- Hujviri, p. 317; Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 312
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 312
- Ezekiel, p. 315, adapted
- Ibn Arabi, Sufis of Andalusia, p. 129-30
- Hujviri, p. 347
- Ibn AtaAllah al-Iskandari, p. 48
- Murata and Chittick, p. 304
- Murata and Chittick, p. 306
- Sulami, pp. 38-42
- Hujviri, pp. 341-2,
- Suhrawardi, pp. 51-59, 77
- Hakim Sana'i, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel. Another version of this passage can be found at Sana'i, pp. 25-6
- Mishkat 20:1
- Abu Dawud 27:3764
- Ibn Majah, in Mishkat 20:1
- Nurbaksh (1978), pp. 75-6
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 236
- Bhajjan, p. 106
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:380
- Birge, p. 198, and Trix, pp. 6, 9, 134-149 on Bektashi Order; Cem Williford, personal communication, on Rufai Order; Nurbaksh, p. 84, on Nimatullahi Order
- Algar (1991), p. 295
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2012
- Murata, p. 228
- Murata, pp. 82-84
- Ibn Batuta (1984), pp. 195-6
- Massignon, v.1, p. 113
- Sharda, p. 92
- Trimingham, p. 6
- Karrar, p. 164
- Ibn al-Arabi (1981), p. 31
- Quoted in Schimmel (1975), p. 117
- Hujviri, p. 347
- Ghazzali, "The Propensity of Hunger"
- Jamnia, p. 35
- Nicholson, p. 36
- Hujviri, p. 346
- Nicholson, p. 46; Schimmel (1975), pp. 242-243
- Abdel Kader, pp. 29, 48, 50
- Currie, p. 29
- Currie, pp. 62, 70
- Vett, p. 64
- Sufi Spiritual Techniques, pp. 20-21
- Trimingham, p. 223
- Karrar, pp. 139-40; McHugh, pp. 61-2, 86
- McHugh, p. 62
- Nasir-i Khusraw, p. 77
- Ibn al-Arabi (1992), pp. 95, 107, 104, 108
- Hujwiri, p. 392
- Birge, p. 102
- Author's rendition
- Schimmel (1975), pp. 334-5, adapted
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:1452-1560
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:1524-29
- Bukhari
- Adapted from Nurbaksh (1983), p. 49; Upton, p. 32
- Adapted from Garnett, p. 9-10
- Adapted from Knappert, pp. 326-7
- Adapted from Ezekiel, pp. 16-7
- Sa'di, p. 92, adapted
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:1285
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Tikku, p. 173
- Tikku, p. 24
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:3686
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:2428
- Yunus Emre, p. 66
- Sharda, p. 114
- Shushud, p. 18
- Arberry, p. 238
- al-Ansari, p. 29
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Yunus Emre, p. 21
- Trimingham, p. 189
- Algar (1991), p. 297
- Birge, p. 178
- Rumi, Divan-i Kebir, Meter 1, p. 221
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:838-9
- From a talk by Tosun Bayrak, 10 February 1996
- For a detailed discussion of the qualities of specific foods, and the science of their metabolic values in Eastern medicine, see Moinuddin, pp. 39-64.
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:1212-18
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:780-3,7
- Birge, p. 175
- Smith, p. 403
- Smith, p. 403
- Tosun Bayrak, personal communication
- Algar (1991), pp. 298-9
- Algar (1991), p. 299
- Bhajjan, p. 99
- Trimingham, p. 23
- Sunan Abu Dawud, 27:37-40
- Trimingham, p. 177
- Baldick, p. 260
- Baldick, p. 129
- Ozturk, p. 103
- Geijbels, p. 24
- Currie, pp. 105, 122-23
- McChesney, p. 131
- Martin, pp. 295-6
- Faroqhi (1986), p. 104
- Hoffman,
- Seabrook, pp. 236-41. (For another example of Mevlevi hospitality, see Luke, pp. 29-31.)
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Vambery, p. 99
- Ozturk, p. 66
- Mishkat-al-Masabih, pp. 402-419; 642
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:2895
- Nasir-I Khusraw (1977), p. 58
- Tirmidhi, in Mishkat 20
- Bukhari 65:368
- Mishkat, p. 424
- Inayat Khan, Gayan, p. 48
- Garnett, p. 87
- Algar (1991), p. 299
- From Shaikh Huseyn Top, Istanbul
- Abraham the hospitable
- Suhrawardi, p. 58
- Adapted from Birge, p. 167
- Garnett, p. 87
- Algar (1991), p. 299
- Algar (1991), p. 299
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:345
- Tuareg proverb, quoted in Wolfert (1973), p. 50
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:3588
- Hale, p. 645
- Roden (1970), p. 363
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:3165
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:2003-5
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:1344
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:3287-8
- Visser (1986), p. 63
- Yunus Emre, p. 63
- Visser (1986), p. 67
- Massignon, v. 1, p. 517
- Ibid
- Ibid
- Bhajjan, p. 39
- Massignon, v. 3, pp. 227-8
- Evliya Efendi, 1:2, pp. 93, 95
- Evliya Efendi, 1:2, p. 16
- Muhammad ibn Ahmad, called Ibn Jubair, p. 299, adapted
- Nasir-i Khusraw (1986), pp. 80-1
- Nizami, p. 68
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:2354
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:2336-7
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:226-8
- Hujviri, p. 347
- Trimingham, p. 184; Arnakis, p. 240
- Algar (1992), p. 197
- Nurbaksh (1978), p. 84
- Evliya Efendi, 1:2, pp. 120-22, adapted
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:2932
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:1971
- Bhajjan, p. 92
- Nasir-i Khusraw (1977), p. 50
- Ezekiel, p. 319
- From a talk by Tosun Bayrak, 2/10/96
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:430-1
- Eaton, p. 163
- Eaton, pp. 161, 163
- Rumi, Divan-I-Kebir, 981:1, adapted
- Algar (1992), p. 301
- Sunan Abu Dawud 27:3747
- Muslim, in Mishkat, p. 411
- Faroqhi (1984), pp. 210-215
- Schimmel (1993), p. 140
- Perry (1983), pp. 11-22
- Perry, "Tasting the Silk Road"
- Perry, in Food in Motion, p. 15
- Schimmel (1982), p. 118
- Evliya 1:2, p. 151
- Buitelaar, pp. 58-59, 179
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:1378-80
- From a talk by Tosun Bayrak, 2/10/96
- Karrar, p. 164; al-Attas, p. 66
- Ibn al Arabi (1981), p. 81
- Ezekiel, pp. 412-3
- Muhaiyaddeen (n.d.) preface; (1979), pp. 181-2
- Inayat Khan (1963), p. 298; (1982), pp. 213-215
- Ibn Arabi, Sufis of Andalusia, p. 131
- Shaida, p. 150
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2902
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:2601
- Bhajjan, p. 77
- Sa'di, p. 125, adapted
- Nasir-I Khusraw, p. 61
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:3250
- Ahmad Sirhindi, v. 1, p. 313; tr. by C. Eroglu
- Gonul Cengiz, personal communication
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 123
- Hussam Ayin, in Mevlevi Ayins, p. 16
- Adapted from Sufi Thought and Action, p. 213
- Hakim Bey, Communique: Special Holiday Food Issue: Turn off the Lite!
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2486-7, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:460
- Evliya, 2:71
- Ibn Batuta (1929)
- Salah, p. 115
- Farid al-Din Attar, p. 37
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 1, p. 144
- Adapted from National Cuisine
- Ezekiel, p. 72
- Rumi, Signs of the Unseen, p. 8
- Bukhari LXV 363
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:3195-7
- Ata'Allah, p. 71
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:3421
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:4159-4211
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 169, adapted
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:860
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:1895-7
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:818
- Abdel Kader, p. 173
- Sa'di, p. 110
- Evliya, 1:2, 149
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:3459-60
- Dagher
- Rumi, quoted in Schimmel (1993), p. 140
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2399-2401
- Abdulrakhim Aitbayev, personal communication
- Adapted from National Cuisine
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:4399-4400, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel)
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 2, p. 105
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:3058
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:718, 721
- Rumi, Magnificent One, p. 16
- Dagher
- Bukhari LXV:330
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:718-22
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 284
- Visser, p. 32
- Ashraf, p. 124
- Quoted in Nurbaksh (1988), p. 117
- Geijbels, p. 21
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:3005-6
- Bhajjan, p. 111
- Rumi, Mathnawi V: 300
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 1, p. 260
- Muhaiyaddeen (1979), pp. 145-6
- Inayat Khan, Mysticism, p. 212
- Inayat Khan, Philosophy , p. 64
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:1743-59
- Bhajjan, p. 93
- Bukhari 65:331, 344, 347
- Rumi, Delicious Laughter, p. 110
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI;3669-70
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 1, p. 401
- Ozak, p. 85
- Rumi, Feeling the Shoulder of the Lion, p. 59
- Feild, pp. 71-73
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 312
- al-Ansari, p. 27
- Luke, p. 31
- Adapted from Onder, pp. 5, 49-52, 88
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:185
- Adapted from Four Sufi Classics, p. 205
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI 719
- Sa'di, p. 200
- Buitelaar, pp. 73-4, 136, 139
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:2089
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 1, p. 190
- Knappert, p. 366, adapted
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:24-28
- Buitelaar, p. 57; Marks (1994), p. 226; Dagher
- Rumi, Birdsong, p. 50
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 319
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:718
- Nizami, pp. 64-5
- Nizami, p. 66; Auliya, p. 211
- Nizami, p. 65; Auliya
- Nizami, p. 58
- Bhajjan, p. 74
- Nizami, p. 66
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 169; Nizami, p. 134
- Muslim Shrines in India, p. 120
- Rumi, Open Secret, p. 70
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:902
- Montagne, p. 322
- Rumi, quoted in Schimmel (1978)
- Rumi, Mathnawi III:3462
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Bhajjan
- Wilson, Kings of Love, pp. 80-86
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 1, p. 51
- Tannahill, p. 167
- Shaida, p. 290
- Wilson, p. 1
- Shaida, p. 290
- Algar (1992), p. 299
- Smith, p. 405
- Schimmel (1993), pp. 144, 429 (n.60)
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:514-584
- Geijbels, pp. 12, 14
- Rumi, Signs of the Unseen, p. 93
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2143-50
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2529-30
- Buitelaar, p. 58
- American Women's Association, p. 90; der Haroutunian (1984), p. 45
- Bukhari 65:299, 336
- Rumi, Like This!, p. 38
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, Meter 2
- Rumi, Divan-I Kebir, p. 13
- Rumi, Mathnawi II:2428
- Smith, pp. 403-4
- Halici, p. 104
- Mohammed Ghanoonparvar, personal communication
- Shaida, p. 281
- Adapted from Krishna, p. 95
- der Haroutunian (1984), p. 81
- Smith, p. 404
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2476
- Geijbels, p. 19
- Bhajjan, p. 74
- Bukhari 1:1
- Salah, p. 30
- Quoted in Buitelaar, p. 28
- Adnan Sarhan, personal communication
- Buitelaar, p. 58
- McChesney, p. 131
- Zeldin, p. 1
- Cem Williford, personal communication
- Zubaida (1990), p. 224
- Buitelaar, p. 58
- Zubaida (1990), p. 224
- Zubaida (1990), p. 224
- Shaida, p. 25
- Trix, p. 10
- Visser, p. 30
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:2022
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:1965-6
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:1979
- Rumi, Mathnawi 1801-3, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Wilson, Pirate Utopias, pp. 179-180
- Wilson, Pirate Utopias, pp. 179-180
- Gonul Cengiz, personal communication
- Wolfert (1994), p. 367
- And, p. 245; Baboian, p. 123; Atiyeh, p. 45; Farah, p. 131
- Faroqhi (1984), p. 213
- Bukhari and Muslim, in Mishkat, p. 437
- Geijbels, p. 8
- Algar (1991), p. _____
- Muslim, in Mishkat, p. 434
- Geijbels, pp. 5-8; Momen, pp. 240-243
- Schimmel (1994), p. 71; Schubel, p. 125
- Trix, p. 93
- Evliya v. 2, p. 138
- Geertz, pp. 77-78
- Firth, pp. 186-7
- Marçais, p. 705
- Momen, p. 57; Buitelaar, p. 137-38, 153-4
- Buitelaar, pp. 137-140, 153-55
- Marçais, p. 705
- Mohammed Ghanoonparvar, personal communication
- Geijbels, p. 8; Amer Latif, personal communication
- "Hosay," p. 1
- Nunley, p. 125
- Cem Williford, personal communication
- Faroqhi (1984), p. 214
- Frances Trix, personal communication
- Birge, pp. 169-70
- In the same manner, the kazan belonging to the tekke of Hajji Bektash in Turkey is kept at the Ethnographical Museum in Ankara (And, p. 246).
- Frances Trix, personal communication
- Eren, p. 12
- Schimmel (1984), p. 100
- Shushud, p. 140
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:3350
- Hafiz, p. 83
- Zubaida, p. 224; Saleh, p. 30
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Bukhari 65:514
- Rumi, Mathnawi I:672
- Bhajjan, p. 94
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:18-21
- Ozak, pp. 91-2
- Adapted from Shah (1970), pp. 88-89
- Shushud, p. 94
- Nizamuddin Auliya, p. 93
- Rumi, Mathnawi IV:752-3
- Tikku, pp. 203-4
- Van Arendonk, p. 449
- Trimingham, p. 199, f.2
- van Arendonk, p. 450
- Roden, p. 75
- Hattox, Chapter 2; Roden, p. 75; Schimmel (1975), p. 254
- Ukers p. 11
- van Arendonk, p. 450
- van Arendonk, p. 450
- Haeri, p. 109
- Jaziri, in Hattox, p. 29
- Ibn 'Abd al-Ghaffar, in Hattox, p. 74
- van Arendonk, p. 450
- Hale, p. 176
- Hattox, p. 13
- Hattox, p. 97
- Hattox, pp. 77-79
- Evliya, 1:2, pp. 139-140
- van Arendonk, p. 451
- Evliya, 1:2, p. 137
- Hattox, pp. 40-102
- Evliya, v. 2, p. 13
- Hattox, pp. 104-5, 122
- Martin, p. 288
- Evliya Efendi, 1:2, p. 20
- Ukers, p. 17-18; Matthee, pp. 24-30
- Matthee, p. 25
- Quoted in and translated by Matthee, p. 24
- Braudel, p. 256
- Burrill, p. 102
- Tikku, p. 70
- Muslim
- Rumi, Divan i-Kebir, author's version
- Evliya Efendi, 1:2, p. 99
- Jamnia, pp. 33-34
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:3669-70
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:185
- Evliya Efendi
- Aflaki
- Aflaki
- Bawa Muhaiyaddeen
- Rumi, translated by Amer Latif and Kathleen Seidel
- Ezekiel, p. 386, adapted
- Nurbaksh (1978), p 77
- Rumi, Mathnawi V:2526
- Rumi, Mathnawi VI:760
- Nancy O'Brien, personal communication
- www.murshid.org/Khan/VIII/VIII31_40pt2.htm
- Birge, p. 36
- Knappert, p. 323, adapted
- Bhajjan
- Ibn Batuta, 1984, p. 8
- Thanks to Hilal and Rashid Patch for this
- Lewis, p. 24
- al-Ansari, p. 11
- Robinson, pp. 86-87; Bennett, pp. 196-199
- Bennett, pp. 196-199
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