The Ode of the Greatest Master
Sunday, August 17, 2008 By Maryam
Writing by abuhatem on Saturday, 16 of August , 2008 at 3:26 am
Something I take back from me from Syria. Sheikh al-Akbar or “The Greatest Master” Ibn al-’Arabi - who’s grave to this day is visited in Damascus, Syria - is according to many the greatest mystic, philosopher, and theologian in Islamic history, at least after Imam Abul Hamid al-Ghazali.
Unfortunately, leftist “progressivism” and post-modernity has borne its ugly head in the Islamic world as well as the Christian West and Ibn al-’Arabi has been transformed (not unlike many Western figures - most notably Plato and Aristotle who have been bastardized in academia) into a liberal unitarian universalist pantheist philosopher.
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Something I take back from me from Syria. Sheikh al-Akbar or “The Greatest Master” Ibn al-’Arabi - who’s grave to this day is visited in Damascus, Syria - is according to many the greatest mystic, philosopher, and theologian in Islamic history, at least after Imam Abul Hamid al-Ghazali.
Unfortunately, leftist “progressivism” and post-modernity has borne its ugly head in the Islamic world as well as the Christian West and Ibn al-’Arabi has been transformed (not unlike many Western figures - most notably Plato and Aristotle who have been bastardized in academia) into a liberal unitarian universalist pantheist philosopher.
READ MORE
tasawwuf
sufi poems
sufi masters
tasawwuf
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