Ibn Arabi. Selected Works. Volume 1

The first volume of the two-volume collection of the elected works of Ibn Arabi (1165–1240), the largest representative of the medieval Arab-Muslim thought, included the essay “Compilation of circles” and fragments from his most representative works-“Meccan revelations” and “hemm of wisdom”. The presented texts reveal the main provisions of his philosophical teaching, which had a deep influence on the intellectual thought of the era of classical Islam. The work is equipped with objective and registered indicators, a list of Arabic -language terms and concepts.
A characteristic feature of this textbook is the orientation on modern Persian spelling, the modern handwriting of Tahri and international transcription based on Latin.
2nd edition, corrected