The influence of Badiri Mawlawi Kurd Az Andishah, Hai Irfani Ibn Arabi

, ,June 2025 ,Pages 586-597

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Dr. Jamal Ahmadi 1

1 Islamic Azad University, Sanandaj, Iran

DOI logo 10.17656/jzsb.12458

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Ibn Arabi (560-638 AH) is considered one of the great scholars and mystics of the sixth and seventh centuries AH. Researchers and scholars of Ibn Arabi believe that his intellectual system is one of the most complex and difficult human thoughts. He wrote many works during his life and in this respect he is considered one of the most prolific Muslim scholars and mystics. His two major works are Fusûs al-Hikam and Futûhat al-Maqi. Ibn Arabi's thoughts have had a profound impact on many mystics after him. These effects can also be clearly seen among Kurdish scholars and mystics. For example, Mulla Hamid Kateb, one of the scholars and mystics of the thirteenth century AH, can clearly see this influence in his commentary on Rumi's Mathnawi. It seems that during the same period, the Kurdish Rumi was also not without influence from Ibn Arabi, based on evidence in his poems. In this study, the author intends to examine the influence of Rumi Kurd on Ibn Arabi's mystical ideas by using content analysis and library resources. The results of the study indicate that Rumi Kurd was clearly influenced by Ibn Arabi's ideas of unity of existence and manifestation of his perspective in some of his poems, and sometimes he even used Ibn Arabi's same allegory to prove the theory of unity of existence.

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