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On other web sites you can read about Mevlana. His sarcophagus is in the Mevlana Museum, which is both a place of pilgrimage for many muslims as well as people of other creeds who are attracted by his teaching, and a museum, housing some very good pieces of glassware, copperware, carpets, caligraphy et cetera. In a number of rooms scenes from the daily life in the dervish world are recreated.
This is some fine cloth of a type used in kaftans, the ceremonial robes sultans and other high dignitaries would wear. Some really outstanding ones can be seen in the Topkapi museum in Istanbul.
Copyright Dick Osseman. For use see my Profile.
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