Ibm Aymiyya's attitude towards Sufism and his critique of Ibn Al-Arabi's mystical philosophy
This study is primarily concerned with. Ibn Taymiyya's attitude towards the theory. and practice of the sĂŒfis, and his critique of the doctrines of Ibn al-'Arabi, the chief spokesman of the sĂŒfis, who has transformed sĂŒtism into a kind of mystical philosophy.. , The introduction attempts to discuss the life and reform movement of Ibn Taymiyya and the state of sĂŒfism before and during his time. It also discusses the role of the sĂŒfI shaykhs in his period and the influences of sĂŒfism, especially the factors that . had motivated people to accept sĂŒfism. Chapter one has been devoted to the. discussion of his creed of Hama, which outlines ~ his , anthropomorphic teachings and its repercussion in the response of.. his enemies, the sĂŒtis. A detailed discussion of Ibn al-'Arabl'e doctrine of -wahdat al-wujĂŒd and al-a'YRn al-thĂ€bita, and Ibn Taymiyya's subsequent criticism, has been presented in chapter two. Chapter three discusses Ibn Taymiyya's attitude towards the sĂŒ? I brotherhoods. -Chapter four studies eĂŒfl practices such as dhikr, sam and rags. Chapter five deals with Ibn Taymiyya's interpretation of some mystical ideas, concept of wilaya and his critique of the sĂŒii hierarchy. Chapter six deals
Aliyu, N. A. D.
Philosophy
Ibm Aymiyya's attitude towards Sufism and his critique of Ibn Al-Arabi's mystical philosophy. This study is primarily concerned with. Ibn Taymiyya's attitude towards the theory. and practice of the sĂŒfis, and his critique of the doctrines of Ibn al-'Arabi, the chief spokesman of the sĂŒfis, who has transformed sĂŒtism into a kind of mystical philosophy.. , The introduction attempts to discuss the life and reform movement of Ibn Taymiyya and the state of sĂŒfism before and during his time. It also discusses the role of the sĂŒfI shaykhs in his period and the influences of sĂŒfism, especially the factors that . had motivated people to accept sĂŒfism. Chapter one has been devoted to the. discussion of his creed of Hama, which outlines ~ his , anthropomorphic teachings and its repercussion in the response of.. his enemies, the sĂŒtis. A detailed discussion of Ibn al-'Arabl'e doctrine of -wahdat al-wujĂŒd and al-a'YRn al-thĂ€bita, and Ibn Taymiyya's subsequent criticism, has been presented in chapter two. Chapter three discusses Ibn Taymiyya's attitude towards the sĂŒ? I brotherhoods. -Chapter four studies eĂŒfl practices such as dhikr, sam and rags. Chapter five deals with Ibn Taymiyya's interpretation of some mystical ideas, concept of wilaya and his critique of the sĂŒii hierarchy. Chapter six deals
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