On the Masnawi's Poetic Couplets-II

The first eighteen of the Masnawi are considered to be written by Mevlana. The rest of the work was told by Mevlana at different times and in different places and written by Husameddin Celebi. The article was later edited by Mevlana. The studies conducted on Mevlana so far in Turkish mostly focused on his volunteer side. Studies on the literary characteristics of Mevlana's works were less numerous, and this feature remained in the background. Mevlana's Masnawi is in a sense, the memory of our tradition of narrative, as he is a beneficiary of the previous written and oral accumulation. The fact that stories told in Masnawis are previously known stories cannot be considered a defect in terms of the authenticity of this work. As a narrator, Mevlana describes the stories we are often familiar with in his own view. Among the stories he narrates, there are some who have been mentioned in oral texts as well as those who have passed books before. In order for a work to be understood better, it is necessary to know the sources of that work. Among the sources of Masnawi are the Quran, the hadiths of the Prophet, Islamic sufi tradition, Greek, Indian, Arab, Persian and Turkish story traditions are available. Mevlana himself narrates some of these resources while narrating himself. One of the important points that draw attention to those who study on his work is: Very little like her approached folk language