The Tarjuman Al-Ashwaq: A Collection of Mystical Odes

The author moves is too abstract and remote from common experience to give pleasure to others who do not share his visionary temper or have not themselves drawn inspiration from the same order of ideas. Nevertheless, the work of such a bold and subtle genius deserves, at any rate, to be in the author's commentary. Although the TarjumAn al- Ashwdq affords material for an essay on Ibn al-'Arabi's



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