8 Mehr (September–October), Rumi commemoration day
Among the poets of the land of Iran, Rumi, having composed more than 66 thousand verses of poetry, ranks third after Attar of Nishapur and Saeb Tabrizi in terms of the number of verses composed. Analysis of the degree of emotional engagement in Rumi's poems with the help of Claude artificial intelligence shows that love, the pain of separation, and sorrow, with 30, 20, and 15 percent frequency respectively, are the most recurrent emotional themes in Rumi's poems. After love, the pain of separation, and sorrow, the emotions of joy, desire, ecstasy, longing, hope, contentment, and regret, respectively, have had greater frequency in the poems of this renowned Iranian poet. Rumi depicts the suffering and torment of distance from the beloved with a theatrical flair, and his poems encompass a range of mystical ideas such as annihilation of the self and self-transcendence.See the original infographic (Persian)
Machine-translated from Persian by Namafar; the Persian original is authoritative. Read the original in Persian