Quest for the red sulphur : the life of Ibn ʿArabī

Claude Addas · Peter Kingsley

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1. Home Land 2. Vocation 3. Election 4. Ibn 'Arabi and the Savants of Andalusia 5. God's Vast Earth 6. Fez 7. Farewells 8. The Great Pilgrimage 9. 'Counsel My Servants' 10. Damascus, 'Refuge of the Prophets' Conclusion Appendix I: Chronological table of Ibn 'Arabi's life Appendix II: Ibn 'Arabi and his links with the various Sufi currents in the Muslim West Appendix III: The teachers in traditional religious disciplines frequented by Ibn 'Arabi in the Muslim West Appendix IV: The men of letters frequented by Ibn 'Arabi in the Muslim West Appendix V: The four 'silsila's of the 'khirqa akbariyya' Bibliography Index of Names Glossary and Index of Technical Terms.

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