الدِّراسات الأدبیّة (في الثقافتين العربیّة والفارسية وتفاعلهما)

الدِّراسات الأدبیّة (في الثقافتين العربیّة والفارسية وتفاعلهما)

The Mystical Lineage of Ḥaḍarāt-Dignitates: Historical-Lexical Perspectives on Ibn Arabi’s Impact on Medieval European Spirituality

نوع المستند : مقاله پژوهشی

المؤلف
قسم اللغة العربيّة وآدابها جامعة علي كره الإسلاميّة، الهند
10.22034/lits.2025.215634
المستخلص
Notwithstanding the unfathomable intrigues augmented by a diversity of factors (historical, polemical, real-politik, etc), the East-West or Islam-Europe encounters of literary and cultural enterprise chiefly through Arabia and Afro-Iberian channels during Muslim dominions in Spain (711-1492) invariably bear some clear marks of spiritual affirmation while producing a sizable corpus of texts during the Middle Ages. This was possible in the backdrop of translations from Arabic to European languages (alongside trade, commerce, diplomacy and crusades) in renowned schools of Toledo, Salerno, Padua and Paris, metamorphosing into emergence of Latin Averroism and Latin Avicennism, besides the theological Schools of Gundisalvus (1187-1259), Ramon Lull (1232-1315) and other Franciscans and Dominicans.
The Mysticism, Alchemy, Encyclopedism and Evangelism of Lullism have entered a vibrant phase of interaction centering around domains of ontology, divinity and contemplative theology. In this context, Ibn Masarra (833-931) and Ibn Arabi (1165-1240) engage Ramon Lull and his school in a plethora of subjects concerning divinity, especially Ḥaḍarāt-Dignitates due: the One Hundred Names of Allah (Ibn Arabi) and Lull’s Els cent noms de Deus.
The paper aims at approaching the theme in historical, textual and comparative perspectives
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