The Quranic Sufism
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This book aims at outlining the fundamental tenets of Sufi mysticism, which derived its inspiration from the teachings of the Quran and developed as 'a process of spiritual culture' within the framework of Islam. The discussion opens with an introduction acquainting the readers with various attempts at a definition of Sufism and an appreciation of what it holds out for its adherents. Chapters are then devoted to delineations of Sufi concepts of God in immanence and transcendence, the worship of God and the descent of the absolute, inward and outward experience of divine presence, the concepts of good and evil, free will and determinism. The author's arguments are put forward convincingly. The exposition is lucid and scholarly. References supplementing the text are from original Arabic sources. Indexes cover names of persons and places and technical terms. The Quranic Sufism is highly acclaimed. It fills the void felt by researchers and scholars as well as general readers.
এই বিষয়ের আরও বই
আরজ আলী মাতুব্বর রচনাসমগ্র ১
৳ 262.5
আরজ আলী মাতুব্বর রচনাসমগ্র ৩
৳ 146.25
100 Poems of ABU KARIM
৳ 695
100 Songs of Hasan Raja
৳ 371.25
A Straight Pendulam
৳ 221.25
Rabindra Oeuvre : Vol. 19
৳ 1125
Rabindra Oeuvre : Vol. 21
৳ 2246
Rabindra Oeuvre: Vol. 20
৳ 1350
Songs of Tagore
৳ 590
আধ্যাত্মিক মার্কস
৳ 221.25
আরজ আলী মাতুব্বর রচনাসমগ্র ১
৳ 262.5
আরজ আলী মাতুব্বর রচনাসমগ্র ৩
৳ 146.25
100 Poems of ABU KARIM
৳ 695
100 Songs of Hasan Raja
৳ 371.25
A Straight Pendulam
৳ 221.25
This book aims at outlining the fundamental tenets of Sufi mysticism, which derived its inspiration from the teachings of the Quran and developed as 'a process of spiritual culture' within the framework of Islam. The discussion opens with an introduction acquainting the readers with various attempts at a definition of Sufism and an appreciation of what it holds out for its adherents. Chapters are then devoted to delineations of Sufi concepts of God in immanence and transcendence, the worship of God and the descent of the absolute, inward and outward experience of divine presence, the concepts of good and evil, free will and determinism. The author's arguments are put forward convincingly. The exposition is lucid and scholarly. References supplementing the text are from original Arabic sources. Indexes cover names of persons and places and technical terms. The Quranic Sufism is highly acclaimed. It fills the void felt by researchers and scholars as well as general readers.
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