Binyamin Abrahamov Knihy

Fusus al-Hikam delves into Islamic Mysticism, presenting profound insights and teachings from Ibn al-Arabi. This translation captures the essence of his philosophical and spiritual explorations, highlighting key concepts that bridge the divine and human experiences. The work is essential for understanding the complexities of Sufi thought and the nature of reality, making it a significant contribution to both religious studies and mysticism.

Exploring the foundations of divine love, this book delves into the theories of two prominent scholars, Al-Ghazali and al-Dabbagh, influenced by various philosophical traditions including Greek and Islamic thought. Al-Ghazali, drawing from Plato and Ibn Sina, and al-Dabbagh, who incorporated Neoplatonism, offer comprehensive frameworks defining love, its causes, manifestations, and the relationship between God and humanity. This work is particularly valuable for students of theology, philosophy, and mysticism, especially within the context of Islamic studies.

A fascinating and groundbreaking analysis of the extent to which various major Sufi figures contributed to the mystical philosophy of Ibn al-'Arabi.