“WHAT YOU SEEK
IS SEEKING YOU.”
-Rumi
Upcoming Events in November
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The Divine Names: Awakening to the Presence of Allah
Saturday 14 November 2026
Time: 10am to 5pm
University of Bradford,
Bradford, UKJoin Baraka Blue for a workshop exploring the 99 Names of Allah and how they can transform our hearts, deepen our connection with Allah and bring His remembrance into our daily lives.
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Love and the Beloved: Rumi’s Teachings on the Spiritual Reality of the Prophet ﷺ
Sunday 15 November 2026
Time: TBA
Rumi’s Cave
London, UK
For Rumi, love is the heart of the spiritual path, and the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ stands at its center as the beloved of God. Join Baraka Blue to explore how Rumi understood the spiritual reality of the Prophet ﷺ.
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Rumi Masnavi Book Two: Reading with Love
Tuesday 17 November 2026
6:00 PM
Rank Up Foundation
Pear Tree Baptist Church, 154 Pear Tree Rd, Derby, UK
Join Baraka Blue for a reading of Rumi’s Masnavi, Book Two, exploring its stories and parables and how reading them with love can open our hearts and transform how we live.
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Rumi: The Grammar of Love
Friday 20 November 2026
7:30PM
Robinson College,
Cambridge, UK
Join poet and spoken-word artist Baraka Blue as he brings Rumi’s timeless grammar of love into a contemporary voice, through poetry, recitation and reflection rooted in the Sufi tradition. Free and open to all. Part of the Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts.
LIVE COURSE OFFERINGS
Join us for an exploration of the key frameworks and terms of Sufi psychology and spirituality. We will cover the path from ego-consciousness to self-mastery and self-realization as articulated by the great scholars and mystics of Islam.
Self study
course offerings
Rumi Center offers
both Live & On-Demand Courses
For independent study, check out our catalog of on-demand courses
ABOUT us
Founded in 2018 by Baraka Blue and inspired by the life and legacy of the great mystic poet Mawlana Jalaludeen Rumi.
Perhaps no one has combined the qualities of spiritual master and literary genius to a greater extent than Rumi. At a certain point in his life, Rumi came to the realization that art was the most effective means to awaken people to the deepest potential within. Thereafter he retired from academic teaching and devoted his life to poetry, dance, music, and meditation, as well as cultivating a community of fellow spiritual creatives committed to awakening and refining the heart.