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- catalog abstract "Quest for the Red Sulphur: The Life of Ibn Arabi is undoubtedly a landmark in Ibn Arabi studies. Until the publication of this book, anyone who wanted to learn about the life of Ibn Arabi has had little choice of material to work from. This major study by Claude Addas is based on a detailed analysis of a whole range of Ibn Arabi's own writings as well as a vast amount of secondary literature in both Arabic and Persian. The result is the first-ever attempt to reconstruct what proves to have been a double itinerary: on the one hand, the journey that took Ibn Arabi from his native Andalusia to Damascus - and on the other hand, the 'Night Journey' which carried him along the paths of asceticism and prayer to the ultimate stage of revelation of his mystic quest.".
- catalog alternative "Ibn ʻArabī, ou, La quête du sourfre rouge. English".
- catalog alternative "Life of Ibn ʻArabī".
- catalog contributor b4272568.
- catalog contributor b4272569.
- catalog contributor b4272570.
- catalog contributor b4272571.
- catalog created "1993.".
- catalog date "1993".
- catalog date "1993.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1993.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 322-329) and indexes.".
- catalog description "Introduction ---- 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 ---- Appendices. 1. Chronological table of Ibn 'Arabi's life --- 2. Ibn 'Arabi and his links with the various Sufi currents in the Muslim West --- 3. The teachers in traditional religious disciplines frequented by Ibn 'Arabi in the Muslim West --- 4. The men of letters frequented by Ibn 'Arabi in the Muslim West --- 5. The four 'silsila's of the 'khirqa akbariyya'.".
- catalog description "Quest for the Red Sulphur: The Life of Ibn Arabi is undoubtedly a landmark in Ibn Arabi studies. Until the publication of this book, anyone who wanted to learn about the life of Ibn Arabi has had little choice of material to work from. This major study by Claude Addas is based on a detailed analysis of a whole range of Ibn Arabi's own writings as well as a vast amount of secondary literature in both Arabic and Persian. The result is the first-ever attempt to reconstruct what proves to have been a double itinerary: on the one hand, the journey that took Ibn Arabi from his native Andalusia to Damascus - and on the other hand, the 'Night Journey' which carried him along the paths of asceticism and prayer to the ultimate stage of revelation of his mystic quest.".
- catalog extent "xiii, 347 p. :".
- catalog hasFormat "Quest for the red sulphur.".
- catalog identifier "0946621446 (pbk)".
- catalog identifier "0946621454 (pbk)".
- catalog isFormatOf "Quest for the red sulphur.".
- catalog isPartOf "Golden palm series".
- catalog issued "1993".
- catalog issued "1993.".
- catalog language "eng fre".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Cambridge : Islamic Texts Society,".
- catalog relation "Quest for the red sulphur.".
- catalog spatial "Spain".
- catalog subject "297.4092 20".
- catalog subject "Authors, Arab Spain Biography.".
- catalog subject "BP80.I2 A6513 1993".
- catalog subject "Ibn al-ʻArabī, 1165-1240.".
- catalog subject "Sufis Spain Biography.".
- catalog subject "Sufism Spain History.".
- catalog subject "Sufism".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction ---- 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 ---- Appendices. 1. Chronological table of Ibn 'Arabi's life --- 2. Ibn 'Arabi and his links with the various Sufi currents in the Muslim West --- 3. The teachers in traditional religious disciplines frequented by Ibn 'Arabi in the Muslim West --- 4. The men of letters frequented by Ibn 'Arabi in the Muslim West --- 5. The four 'silsila's of the 'khirqa akbariyya'.".
- catalog title "Ibn ʻArabī, ou, La quête du sourfre rouge. English".
- catalog title "Life of Ibn ʻArabī".
- catalog title "Quest for the red sulphur : the life of Ibn ʻArabī / Claude Addas ; translated from the French by Peter Kingsley.".
- catalog type "Biography. fast".
- catalog type "History. fast".
- catalog type "text".