Conference

Rumi Society, Oxford

2028 Conference

Welcome to Rumi 2028: Echoes of the Divine

The Rumi Society is honored to announce an international conference taking place in England in 2028, dedicated to exploring the profound impact of Jalāl al-Dīn Muḥammad Rūmī on global civilizations and spiritual traditions.

For over seven centuries, Rumi’s words have transcended geographic, linguistic, and cultural boundaries. His poetry serves not merely as literary mastery, but as a bridge connecting human hearts across diverse faiths and philosophies. This landmark gathering will delve into how Rumi’s vision of divine love, unity, and self-realization continues to shape world thought.

Key Themes & Focus Areas

Cross-Cultural Impact: Tracing the reception and transformation of Rumi’s works across East and West.

Interfaith & Spiritual Traditions: Examining how his universal message resonates within Sufism, mysticism, and contemporary global philosophy.

Artistic & Literary Legacy: Exploring the manifestation of his verse in music, literature, and visual arts worldwide.

Call for Participation

We invite scholars, researchers, spiritual practitioners, and enthusiasts from every corner of the globe to join us in England for this unique academic and spiritual gathering. Together, we will reflect on how Rumi's timeless school of thought can offer guidance, healing, and unity in our modern world.

"The lamp is different, but the Light is the same." — Rumi

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