Analysis Of Die Before You Die By Rabia Al Basri

I have selected two poems. First poem is “Reality” and other poem is “Die before you die”. These poems are written by Rabia Al Basri. First I will talk about the poem “Reality”. Rabia al-Basri lived in the eighth century in Basra, Iraq, and is generally thought to be the first female Sufi saint. There are numerous fascinating myths surrounding her life, however there doesn't appear to be any definitive story for her. What does appear to be certain is that she never married, and that she instead committed her whole existence to God, encompassed by some exceptionally faithful pupils.
To me, the first line of this poem really communicates what I comprehend to be the substance of mystical Islam: In love, nothing exists in the middle of heart and …show more content…
I discovered this poem of Rabia al-Basri to be extremely interesting as a result of her foundational impact on Islamic ideas about the end of life which we call as death. It is stunning that someone who experienced that long prior in the Arabic world had the capacity voice her look to society, in a society where women's personal opinions are frequently silenced. I think it is vital to find out about Arab women writers, for example, Rabia al-Basri due to their initial commitment to the subject all in all. She appears to have an incredible effect on a significant part of the premise of Arabic women literature. Her attributes and feeling of freedom is frequently portrayed in a stories' portion that were analyzed in Arab Women Writers. From this poem I also have discovered that Sufi branch of Islam have an extremely unique tackle the religion all in …show more content…
In the event that we were egoistic, we drop our ego and get to be human once more. In the event that we were fixated on money, money loses its value for us. So, we drop our connections to our considerations, our emotions, our ego, money, individuals, convictions, everything. We wipe the mirror clean. We are no more the individual we used to be. This is the thing that it intends to die before you die. Life is a process. We are a process. We are not a label, a profession, a social status, a social category or a relationship. Sufi poets were letting so as to get at here is that just make a go at everything that binds us, of everything that obliges our lifestyle and thinking and emotions, then and at exactly that point would we be able to can truly transform our self and improve our life. Else, we turn into an