Among the poets and mystics who appeared after Maulvi, the first one who dared to write Sufi teaching poetry, made his style of Masnavi a model for himself, his eldest son, Bahauddin Muhammad was born. After him, Ahmad Rumi, one of the contemporaries ...
Among the poets and mystics who appeared after Maulvi, the first one who dared to write Sufi teaching poetry, made his style of Masnavi a model for himself, his eldest son, Bahauddin Muhammad was born. After him, Ahmad Rumi, one of the contemporaries of Sultan Vold, recorded a piece of mystical thoughts and opinions with Masnavi verses in the poem Daqayq al-Haqayq, which he composed in 80 chapters in 720 AH. This work is one of the original sources of the knowledge of Maulana due to its proximity to the period of Molvi's life. This Sheikh Ahmad Rumi has another work called Daqeeq al-Tariq, in the same style and context; which he wrote five years after the previous book. In addition to using verses and hadiths, he has written a part of Masnavi's stories. This book was published in 1378 by Khurshidi, in Rozeneh Publications and edited by Mohsen Kiani. Abdul Hossein Zarinkoob has considered Ahmad Rumi's books to be correct, recitations and interpretations of Wali's Masnavies, and he does not consider these works to contain remarkable nuances and novel mysteries like Wali's works.
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