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Tarjuman Al Ashwaq - A Collection of Mystical Odes

Dive into the mystical world of Sufi poetry with The Tarjumán al-Ashwáq, a profound collection of odes by the esteemed Muhyi'd-Din Ibn al-'Arabī. Edited meticulously from three ancient manuscripts by Reynold A. Nicholson, this masterpiece offers readers a gateway into the rich spiritual heritage of Islamic mysticism. At the heart of these verses lies a deep exploration of love, longing, and the soul's quest for union with the Divine. Ibn al-'Arabī's poetry, steeped in symbolism and allegory, unveils profound metaphysical truths about God, the cosmos, and the human spirit. Each ode is a lyrical journey through the mysteries of existence, inviting readers to contemplate the interconnectedness of all creation and the profound unity of being (Wahdat al-Wujūd). Nicholson's scholarly expertise shines through his literal translation of the text and abridged commentary, making this edition not only accessible but also a scholarly treasure trove for those delving into Sufi philosophy and literature. His meticulous annotations and insights illuminate Ibn al-'Arabī's visionary thought, offering readers a deeper understanding of the spiritual significance woven into each poem. Whether you are a scholar of mystical literature or a seeker of spiritual wisdom, The Tarjumán al-Ashwáq promises to captivate and enlighten. It stands as a testament to the enduring power of Sufi poetry to transcend time and culture, resonating with readers seeking profound spiritual truths and poetic beauty. Embrace the journey into the mystical realms of Sufism with Ibn al-'Arabī's timeless verses, edited and translated with scholarly rigor by Reynold A. Nicholson. Discover why this collection continues to inspire and fascinate generations, beckoning you to explore the depths of divine love and cosmic unity.

Sufis of Andalusia

Sufism and Taoism

"Professor Izutsu's work is a pioneering attempt to bring into focus the shareable philosophical concerns of two seemingly unrelated landmarks into religious thought. His method is suggestive, interpretation new and bold, and material used important for further research. His book is useful to students of comparative religion, philosophy of religion, cultural anthropology, Asian thought and religion, and Islamic and Taoist studies."—Tu Wei-ming "[This book] carries out a comparison in depth between Islamic and Chinese thought for the first time in modern scholarship. . . . Since this book appeared it has influenced every work on Ibn 'Arabi and metaphysical Sufism...[and] any cursory study of Sufism during the last fifteen years will reveal the extent of Izutsu's influence."—Seyyed Hossein Nasr