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Rumi is a prodigious verse in the breadth of thought and the power of expression. Undoubtedly expressing narrow rules and heavenly meanings in the form of anecdotes and allegories, poetry is one of Rumi's unparalleled skills. In his mystical view, Rumi describes the dimensions of life (worldly and afterlife) in the form of poetry that only general and compassionate intellect can understand. In this paper, which has been done by content analysis and descriptive-analytical method, the meaningful components of life have been explored from Rumi's point of view. Rumi collects philosophical and mystical components of life and explores them from various aspects such as material, spiritual, worldly, eternal, animal and human. This article contributes to these components and explores them from the perspective of the Mathnawi spiritual pastor. In this paper, components such as sadness, happiness, self-knowledge, death awareness, etc. are discussed from Rumi's point of view, and their role in life and their meaning in life are discussed. Perhaps it can be said that one of the most important teachings of Rumi regarding the meaning of life is self-knowledge, the purpose of our life is to know ourselves and to examine ourselves. Rumi believes that in order for man to have a correct understanding of the meaning of life, he must know himself, then he will know that existence and the God of existence are all in him, the treasure and treasure that man seeks is his soul.

This study investigates the possibility of dialectical readings of Attar and Rumi's experience of sadness and happiness. To this end, we had an effort to pave the way to understand the meaning of dialectic and dialectical intuition in Attar and Rumi's works, and claimed that their dialectical declaration came from their own dialectical worldview.
Then we studied sadness and happiness in their living world and figured out that when grief and gladness are directed toward the material world they turn out to be false sadness and happiness, and also whenever one releases his or her self from worldly and temporal attachments, all his cry and laugh, contraction and expansion, jolly and boredom and finally his sadness and happiness become a different type.
If we look at Attar and Rumi's experience dialectically, we will understand how drowning in love and living in infinity can put man in another form of life which has new flavor. With the help of this dialectic viewpoint we can find out why Attar's world is full of grief and sadness while for Rumi it is overall cheerfulness and dance.

This paper attempts to give a brief discussion of the connotation and viewpoint of Jalal al-Din Rumi toward joy and grief and their different concepts. Thus, first it deals with grief and its derivatives including factors, removing factors of grief, grief making, proper place of joy and grief, use and influence of grief, and acceptance by the mystic; then the paper deals with joy and its derivatives such as joy factors, fixing factors of joy, joy and music, joy and laugh of nature, Rumi s recommendations for a joyful living, and silence and short talks. In addition, there is a brief discussion on the mystic traditions and beliefs respectively.