Originally posted by ZarakDurrani606
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A lot of poetry that Rumi wrote was regarded as perverse, but nobody knew his intention. His poetry was pro-Islam, but in a very convoluted way that mainstream Sunnis consider him a kaafir. Most of the ****ed things he wrote were not advocating haram activities, but similes he employed to make a point. Simple people will look at his works as haram, but it takes some mental initiative to understand what he was trying to say.
When he would say 'drink wine', I'm paraphrasing here, but it never literally meant drink alcohol. He was using simile to compare a stupefied state of pleasure or intoxication to worshipping your creator or Allah swt.
Sadly, Muslims today are not capable beyond thinking of religious texts and deem his poetry as haram/blasphemy ect. ect.
Islam never forbid anyone from thinking and using their brain, In fact It was encouraged.
Some could argue and say, why did he need to pervert the message just to get it across? That is also a fair and valid question, but to automatically write
his teachings off as kaafir material is ignorance in it self.

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