The Fusus al-Hikam is acknowledged to be a summary statement of the sufi metaphysics of the "Greatest Master," Ibn 'Arabi (d.1240). It is also recognised that the Fusus is a work of great complexity both in its ideas and its style; and, over the centuries, numerous commentaries have been written on it. Each of the chapters of the Fusas is dedicated to a Qur'an prophet with whom a particular "wisdom" is associated. In Sufi Metaphysics and Quranic Prophets: Ibn' Arabi's Thought and Method in the Fusus al-Hikam, Ronald Nettler examines ten chapters from the...
The Fusus al-Hikam is acknowledged to be a summary statement of the sufi metaphysics of the "Greatest Master," Ibn 'Arabi (d.1240). It is also ...
