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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Dissolving into Being is an introduction to Sufi philosophy, a tradition based on theteachings of Ibn 'Arabi (d.1240), Sufism's most influential master. His voluminouswritings offer a treasury of wisdom, yet their vintage and complexity can limit theirpurview to experts. To help bridge the gap between specialized studies of Sufiphilosophy and a broader readership, Dissolving into Being offers a moderncommentary on key passages of Ibn 'Arabi's foremost work, The Gemstones ofWisdom, drawing out its profound insights on the unity of life, the reality of loveand the mysterious nature of destiny, death and what follows. In the process ofdoing so, the book explores key elements of the Islamic Sufi-tradition and offersan overview of the Sufi path of spiritual transformation, all the while pointing to thedeep resonance of Sufi philosophy with other religions and philosophies.Although such works are much more widely available for other (what we might call) mysticalphilosophical traditions, there is little available on Sufi philosophy that is notexplicitly oriented towards a strictly academic readership.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Wisdom of All-Compassionate Mercy (hikma rahmaniyya) is the first English translation of the 16th chapter of Ibn 'Arabi's masterwork, Fusus al-hikam (Gemstones of Wisdom) as commented on line by line by the Ottoman Abdullah Bosnevi (d. 1644). The chapter concerns the universal wisdom of Solomon and how it is related to the all-embracing principle of Mercy and the place of the true human being in the world. It also deals with one of the great love-affairs of antiquity, the story of Solomon and Bilqis (the Queen of Sheba), including his invitation to her and the miraculous transportation of her throne. The story also portrays the loving interplay of divine spirit and human soul within the mystic.This is a companion volume to The Wisdom of Elevation and Exaltation (the chapter of Jesus). The translation has been done from the Arabic version of the commentary, which is a revised and expanded one from the earlier Turkish, and which was described by a contemporary of Bosnevi as 'a very good commentary, perhaps even the best of all'. This gives an insight into the way in which Ibn 'Arabi's text was studied and understood by successive generations, and demonstrates the extraordinary depth of Bosnevi's comprehension and vision. It will appeal to all students of Ibn 'Arabi's teachings and those interested in Sufism more broadly.…

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Zustand: Gut. Zustand: Gut | Seiten: 360 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | Dissolving into Being is an introduction to Sufi philosophy, a tradition based on theteachings of Ibn 'Arabi (d.1240), which will bridge the gap between specializedstudies of Sufi philosophy and a broader readership.