The Immense Ocean: Selections from Ibn Ajiba’s commentary on the Qur’an Short Stories

The Immense Ocean: Selections from Ibn Ajiba’s commentary on the Qur’an Short StoriesAl Bahr al Madid, is the only traditional Quranic commentary in existence which gives both exoteric exegesis and mystical spiritual allusion for each verse of the Sacred Book. Only one other work by the prolific 13th 18th century Moroccan mystic and scholar, Ahmad ibn Ajiba, has so far been translated into English. I have been requested by Shaykh, Sidi Muhammad al Buzidi al Hasani, as well has his Shaykh, the Qutb, Mulay al Arabi al Darqawi al Hasani,

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Christina Longden

Muhammad Idrees Ahmad revisits Peshawar

A concluding chapter on Ghazali’s return to teaching also tackles and in fact successfully deals with possible rebuttals of the hypothesis that he postulates on the need for prophetic leadership

Shanon Shah reads a new assessment of Maulana Maududi

This is why Ibn ‘Arabī states that those who have been privileged with “realization” or tahqīq on these questions cannot categorically deny the cessation of suffering in the afterlife

Translation from the French by David Streight

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✅ Grounded in Revelation: Emphasizes tawḥīd

Said Mohammed Ismail scrutinises the sham spirituality of Sadhguru

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