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In which language did Rumi write most of his poems?
Answer: Persian
Why: Rumi lived in Anatolia, then called Rum, yet Persian was his mother tongue.
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Which Persian poem is nicknamed the Quran in Persian?
Answer: Masnavi
Why: Rumi dictated its roughly 25,000 verses to a disciple, who wrote them down.
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In which country did Amadou Bamba found a Sufi brotherhood?
Answer: Senegal
Why: Bamba spent four years in exile in Mauritania, but his brotherhood's holy city, Touba, is in Senegal.
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Where does the UNESCO-listed Mevlevi Sema Ceremony come from?
Answer: Turkey
Why: UNESCO first proclaimed the ceremony a masterpiece in 2005 and inscribed it on its heritage list in 2008.
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Who is famous for saying 'I am the Truth'?
Answer: Mansur al-Hallaj
Why: Al-Haqq, 'the Truth', is also one of the names of God in Islam.
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In which modern country was Ibn Arabi born?
Answer: Spain
Why: He died in Damascus in 1240, where his tomb still stands on Mount Qasioun.