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Eaton, Richard M. London: Curzon Press, London: Palgrave Macmillan, Lawrence, Bruce B. Nizam ad-din Awliya--Morals for the Heart. New York: Paulist Press, Tehran: Imperial Iranian Academy of Philosophy, Mason, Herbert.

Murata, Sachiko. O'Fahey, R. Renard, John, S. Ibn 'abbad of Ronda: Letters on the Sufi Path. Renard, John. London: Octagon Press, Schimmel, Annemarie. New York: Columbia University Press, Boston, MA: Shambhala, Mystical Dimensions of Islam. London: Fine Books, Ibn al-'arabi Cecilia Twinch and Pablo Beneito, trans. Contemplation of the Holy Mysteries. Ibn al-'arabi Rabia Harris, trans. Rochester, VT: Inner Traditions, Ibn al-'arabi, Muhyiddin Raghavan Iyer, ed. The Seals of Wisdom ten selections from the Fusus al-Hikam.

Ibn al-'arabi Pablo Beneito and Stephen Hertenstein, trans. Ibn al-'arabi R. Austin, trans. The Secret of Secrets. Milson, Menahem, trans. Siraj ad-Din, Abu Bakr. Open navigation menu. Close suggestions Search Search. User Settings. Skip carousel. Carousel Previous. Carousel Next. What is Scribd?

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Download now. Original Title: Books on Sufism. Related titles. Carousel Previous Carousel Next. Davidson, H. Barry S. William Chittick - Death and the World of Imagination. Jump to Page. Search inside document. Sufism: A Short Introduction.

Oxford, England: Oneworld, What is Sufism? Dogs from a Sufi Point of View. London: Khaniqahi Nimatullahi Publ. The Psychology of Sufism. Spiritual Poverty in Sufism. Sufi Symbolism, 5 Vols.

Sufi Women. The Way of Abu Madyan. The Shambhala Guide to Sufism. Knysh, Alexander. A short summary of this paper. Download Download PDF. Translate PDF. Cornell H. Noah Gardiner, Books on Occult Sciences. At the same time, like all collec- bers. The 1, titles in this section account for fifteen tions, even this gigantic one is selective and partial.

The percent of the more than 7, works listed in the inven- absences, also to be discussed below, tell us that the tory as a whole. Of the standard phrases of fond knowledge. It is possible that the organization of books on ethics in Islamic history, is also well represent- books on shelves, or their size, i. Evidently, he was more careful sanian emperor Anushirwan, might have been just as with Turkish, presumably because overall there were convincingly classified under other categories like ad- very few works on Sufism in Turkish, to be discussed vice for rulers, sermons, or philosophy, some of which below.

Man- sur al-Hallaj d. Yet it may be revealing that d. Of these, the noteworthy ones include al-Ghuri al-Harawi d. His disciple Mu- of the original Suhrawardi core, occupies a very promi- hammad al-Lahiji d. His works cited in the chapter on Su- not insignificant, figures from this formative period. The idiosyncratic visionary and prolific travels took him to Seljuk Konya where he resided for author Ruzbihan Baqli d. This a pious eulogy. Sufi identities began to pro- circles during the fourteenth century.

Both began such they should be noted here briefly. Not surprisingly, therefore, some promi- Kirmani d. Before it was com- toman Istanbul. None of his known works bears that title, however. Could Persian translation; the Arabic original is not extant. Shahriyar Kazaruni d. Such titles remain cryptic for us. The most prominent au- oneirocriticism.

Bedreddin b. Qadi al-Simavni d. His name also appears in How was Sufism reflected in the palace collection as a the only entry that is highlighted by the use of red ink whole? Indeed, with but for the very few examples mentioned above.

There appears to have been a clear hiatus between qib works, there is precious little in the collection that the formative era of Sufism in the tenth and eleventh could be called tariqa literature, that is to say, textual centuries and its flourishing during the thirteenth cen- production devoted to the construction and preserva- tury, with the result that the first major Sufi works never tion of a collective identity.

This is a timely reminder entered into wide circulation, even among Sufis them- that it would be a mistake to view the history of Sufism selves, until their rediscovery by modern scholars. The in general and Ottoman Sufism in particular before the Ottomans were not exempt from this rupture in cultural sixteenth century through the prism of later, post-fif- transmission.

This suggests that, apart from during the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Perhaps and Akbarian connections, there are practically no de- some of this is to be explained by the fact that the bur- tectable signs in the inventory of Sufi works produced in geoning Sufi corpus in Turkish was cultivated mostly in Syria, Palestine, Egypt, or Arabia during the fourteenth Anatolian provinces that remained beyond Ottoman and fifteenth centuries.

This lack of connectivity with control until the reign of Mehmed II. Connections with the religious production was normally patronized not by prominent cultures of predominantly Arab environments, while figures in the court but by second- and third-tier mem- not inconsiderable and even significant, in the case of bers of the Turkish-speaking political class, who threw several top scholars , were on the whole never as exten- in their lot with the Ottomans during the reign of Murad sive as ties with Iran.

II or later. Popular Turkish saints were by all accounts ubiqui- Notes tous in urban and rural settings alike in late-fifteenth- century Ottoman society, and they had certainly struck 1. The same is true for the section on Sufism. For Turkish religiosity. Also see the tional titles in this section of the inventory. Peter Fibiger Bang and 3. See in the list by Goudarzi. See the list of entries by Dimitri Gutas in this volume. Fuad Benghazi, , and another where the author is mentioned by name.

This work is better known by its full title: See in the list by Goudarzi; the attribution to N. TDVİA, s. University Institute of Social Sciences, Several of those titles have been covered in the essays By the same token, there are several rele- distinguish them from one another. Items 92, 93, and 94 in the list by Goudarzi. On Ahmed-i İlahi, see A. Items 60 and 59, respectively, in the list by Kim. Items —43 in the list by Kim. Item in the list by Kim.

GAL, Items 71 and 72 in the list by Kim. Ayasofya and Ayasofya , fits this description. For Subhi Furat Istanbul, , inventory, see the introductory essay by Kafadar. Hamid Algar, who uses a different edition of the text, Items 61, 77, and in the list by Burak. Items 67, 69, and in the list by Burak. Mertol Tulum Ankara, ,