NOTION OF INTANGIBLE INHERITANCE IN IBN 'ARABI

Authors

  • David Emmanuel Singh ssociate Director of The Henry Martyn Institute of Islamic Studies

Keywords:

IBN 'ARABI

Abstract

Affifi has noted three ways to knowledge in Ibn 'Arabi': (i) Reason, (ii) Prophets': example and the Scriptures, (iii) Spiritual experience'. He has shown that' according to Ibn 'Arabi, the philosophers' reason and blind following of the example of the prophets and the scriptures may lead to some truth, but a complete awareness of the way of the prophet becomes possible only through direct experience.
The following discussion seeks to make a brief exploration of the

Author Biography

David Emmanuel Singh, ssociate Director of The Henry Martyn Institute of Islamic Studies

David Emmanual Singh is the Associate Director of The Henry Martyn Institute of Islamic Studies, an International Centre for Reconciliation and Interfaith Relations,Hyderabad.

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Published

1999-06-30

How to Cite

Singh, D. E. (1999). NOTION OF INTANGIBLE INHERITANCE IN IBN ’ARABI. Journal of Dharma, 24(2), 79–94. Retrieved from https://dvkjournals.in/index.php/jd/article/view/835