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Islamic Mysticism

The Chesterton Review, 2000
Alexander D. Knysh
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The Mysticism of Islam

Life of the Spirit, 1951
The attention Islamic Mysticism has so far received in this country presents to the Catholic a study of no little interest. Unlike some of the Indian ascetic practices, it has largely been the object of a purely professional, rather than of a popular and slightly bizarre enthusiasm;
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Christian and Islamic Mysticism

2022
Abstract: (Neo-)Platonic philosophy and Judaic exegesis and apocalypticism paved the way for the gradual development of Christian mysticism. The existing techniques of Jewish exegesis inspired the Christian perspective of the Old Testament texts; the hidden meaning of the Song of Songs, for example, was already explored in Judaism.
Schepers, Kees, Holander, Eric. S
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Islamic Mysticism Contested

1999
Roman Loimeier, Bruce B Lawrence
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Women in mystical Islam

Women's Studies International Forum, 1982
Abstract Women played a positive role in Sufism. Even though the early ascetics were rather negative in their statements about women, it was a woman who introduced the concept of pure love into Islamic mysticism, and has been venerated for this reason throughout the centuries. One meets women in almost every avenue of Sufism.
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Essays on Islamic Piety and Mysticism

1999
null Meier   +3 more
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Mystical philosophy in Islam

2018
Mystical philosophy has an intimate connection with the mainstream of Islamic philosophy. It consists of several main strands, ranging from Isma‘ili thought to the metaphysics of al-Ghazali and Ibn al-‘Arabi, and with a continuing powerful presence in the contemporary Islamic world.
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Western Esotericism and Islamic Mysticism

2022
This book offers a comprehensive study of the works of the Greek-Armenian spiritual teacher George Gurdjieff, with a particular focus on Sufism and its place in his teaching. Gurdjieff remains an important figure in the history of Western esoteric thought, while also enjoying both academic interest and popularity in modern spiritual ...
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