
The Rumi Society is a non-profit cultural and educational organization dedicated to preserving, promoting, and celebrating the timeless wisdom of Jalaluddin Rumi and the rich cultural heritage of Anatolia. Inspired by Rumi's universal message of love, compassion, peace, and mutual understanding, the Society serves as a bridge between cultures, fostering dialogue, friendship, and respect among people of diverse backgrounds.
Our mission is to inspire individuals and communities through educational, cultural, and artistic initiatives that reflect the enduring values of Rumi's teachings. We believe that culture and shared human values have the power to bring people together, encouraging harmony, empathy, and meaningful connections across faiths and traditions.
The Rumi Society organizes a wide range of activities, including cultural festivals, exhibitions, seminars, conferences, lectures, music and poetry evenings, Sufi heritage events, educational workshops, and community engagement programmes. These events showcase the beauty of Anatolian culture, history, literature, traditional arts, music, cuisine, and craftsmanship while promoting intercultural understanding and lifelong learning.
In addition to public events, the Society collaborates with educational institutions, community organizations, cultural associations, and local authorities to develop projects that strengthen social cohesion and celebrate cultural diversity. Through partnerships, volunteer initiatives, and educational outreach, we aim to create opportunities for people of all ages to engage with Rumi's philosophy and the rich traditions of Anatolia.
The Rumi Society welcomes everyone, regardless of nationality, ethnicity, religion, or background, to participate in its activities and become part of a community founded on dialogue, respect, and shared values. By preserving cultural heritage and encouraging mutual understanding, we strive to build stronger communities and contribute to a more peaceful and inclusive society inspired by the universal teachings of Rumi.