or "unity of being", which was first formulated by Ibn al-‘Arabī and which states that nothing apart from various manifestations of God exists. Here, Fuzûlî uses the word "love" (عشق ‘aşk) rather than God in the formula, but the effect is the same. Fuzûlî's most extended treatment of this idea of love is in the long poem Dâstân-ı Leylî vü Mecnun (داستان ليلى و مجنون), a mesnevî which takes as its subject the classical Arabian love story of Layla and Majnun. In his version of the story, Fuzûlî concentrates upon the pain of the mad lover Majnun's separation from his beloved Layla, and comes to see this pain as being of the essence of love. The ultimate value of the suffering of love, in Fuzûlî's work, lies in that it helps one to approach closer to "the Real" (al-Haqq الحق), which is one of the 99 names of God in Islamic tradition. Selected bibliography Works in Azerbaijani Turkic Dîvân ("Collected Poems") Beng ü Bâde (بنگ و باده; "Hashish and Wine") Hadîkat üs-Süedâ (حديقت السعداء; "Garden of Pleasures") Dâstân-ı Leylî vü Mecnûn (داستان ليلى و مجنون; "The Epic of Layla and Majnun") Risâle-i Muammeyât (رسال ﻤﻌﻤيات; "Treatise on Riddles") Şikâyetnâme (شکايت نامه; "Complaint") Works in Persian Dîvân ("Collected Poems") Anîs ol-qalb (انیس القلب; "Friend of the Heart") Haft Jâm (هفت جام; "Seven Goblets") Rend va Zâhed (رند و زاهد; "Hedonist and Ascetic") Resâle-e Muammeyât (رسال ﻤﻌﻤيات; "Treatise on Riddles") Sehhat o Ma'ruz (صحت و معروض; "Health and Sickness") Works in Arabic Dīwān ("Collected Poems") Maṭla‘ ul-I‘tiqādi (مطلع الاﻋﺘﻘﺎد; "The Birth of Faith") Translations into English Fuzuli. Leyla and Mejnun. Translated by Sofi Huri. Introduction and notes by Alessio Bombaci. London: George Allen & Unwin, Ltd., 1970. Legacy According to the Encyclopædia Iranica: In April 1959, in honour of his 400th death anniversary, Karyagin district and the Fuzuli (city) were renamed to Fuzuli. A street and a square are named after him in the center of Baku, as well as streets in many other cities of Azerbaijan. Several Azerbaijani institutions are named after him, including the Institute of Manuscripts in Baku. In 1996 the National Bank of Azerbaijan minted a golden 100 manat and a silver 50 manat commemorative coins dedicated to the 500th anniversary of Fuzûlî's life and activities. Notes References Sources Primary Fuzulî. Fuzulî Divanı: Gazel, Musammat, Mukatta' ve Ruba'î kısmı. Ed. Ali Nihad Tarlan. İstanbul: Üçler Basımevi, 1950. Fuzulî.