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Persian Metaphysics and Mysticism Lloyd Ridgeon (Glasgow University)

Persian Metaphysics and Mysticism By Lloyd Ridgeon (Glasgow University)

Persian Metaphysics and Mysticism by Lloyd Ridgeon (Glasgow University)


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Providing the first comprehensive selection in English of Nasafi's treatises, this work offers the Western student of Islam a much-needed guide to the speculative and practical dimensions of Sufism.

Persian Metaphysics and Mysticism Summary

Persian Metaphysics and Mysticism: Selected Works of 'Aziz Nasaffi by Lloyd Ridgeon (Glasgow University)

One of the foremost 13th-century Persian mystics, 'Aziz Nasaffi with his simple manner of explaining God, His Essence, Attributes and Acts provides the western reader with an overview of all the major interpretations of medieval Islamic thought. Providing the first comprehensive selection in English of Nasaffi's treatises, Dr Ridgeon's work offers the western student of Islam a much-needed guide to the speculative and practical dimensions of Sufism.

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 The Furthest Goal; Chapter 3 The Quintessence of Realities; Chapter 4 Third Treatise of The Unveiling of Realities114A translation of the third Chapter of Nasaf?'s Kashf al-?aq??iq, pp. 119-47, entitled Dar bay?n-i sul?k wa ?ncha ta?alluq bi-sul?k d?rad.; Chapter 5 Fifth Treatise of Waystations of the Travellers;

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NLS9781138869851
9781138869851
1138869856
Persian Metaphysics and Mysticism: Selected Works of 'Aziz Nasaffi by Lloyd Ridgeon (Glasgow University)
New
Paperback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
2015-03-04
256
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