Seminar on Sufism, its philosophy and literary tradition

Ehsan Azari

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    Abstract

    Sufism (comes from Arabic noun, suf, literary meaning course wool and the Sufi is the one wearing woolen garments) is the name of a great Oriental intellectual tradition. Sufism has been divided into two practical and theoretical parts: To those who practice it, Sufism means a quick spiritual foray into a space where the presence of the divine could be experienced. To those who are concerned with its theory, it is a body of knowledge that expands its influence in Western academia and culture. As Robert Graves wrote, a 'cross pollination' of Sufism in Western poetry and literature.
    Original languageEnglish
    Number of pages2
    JournalNews International
    Volume41542
    Publication statusPublished - 2013

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