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245 00|aSufi cosmology /|cedited by Christian Lange, Alexander Knysh.
246 1 |aHandbook of Sufi Studies.|nVolume 2
260 |aLeiden ;|aBoston :|bBrill,|c2023.
300 |axii, 413 sayfa :|bşekil, tıpkıbasım (renkli) ;|c24 cm.
490 1 |aHandbook of Oriental Studies. Section one.|aThe Near and Middle East,|x0169-9423 ;|v154.|aHandbook of Sufi Studies ;|vvolume 2
500 |aİndeks s. [399]-413.
504 |aBibliyografya makale sonlarındadır.
505 |tCosmo-eschatology in sufi thought and practice /|rNoah Gardiner --|tCosmogonic myths in sufism /|rStephen Hirtenstein --|tClasses of beings in sufism /|rSaeko Yazaki --|tSufi views on time and history /|rJean-Jacques Thibon --|tSufi views of life in the grave /|rLeah Kinberg --|tParadise in sufi thought /|rChristian Lange --|tHell in sufi thought /|rChristian Lange --|tZuhd in Islamic mysticism /|rSara Sviri --|tSufi views of nature /|rMunjed M. Murad --|tMecca and other cosmological centres in the sufi universe /|rSimon O'Meara --|tMacrocosm and microcosm in sufi thought /|rPierre Lory --|tThe cosmo-eschatology of saints and mahdīs /|rNoah Gardiner --|tSufi hierarchies of the worlds or levels of existence: mulk, malakūt, jabarūt, and related concepts /|rMathieu Terrier --|tEmanation (Fayd) in classical Islamic mysticism /|rMichael Ebstein --|tLevels of being in sufi thought /|rRichard Todd --|tImagination in Islamic mystical philosophy: the eschatological and ontological case /|rBinyamin Abrahamov --|tOtherworldly journeys in pre-modern sufism /|rFrederick Colby.
520 |a“This volume discusses the origin and structure of the universe in mystical Islam (Sufism) with special reference to parallel realms of existence and their interaction. Contributors address Sufi ideas about the fate of human beings in this and future life under three rubrics: (1) cosmogony and eschatology (“where do we come from?” and “where do we go?”); (2) conceptualizations of the world of the here-and-now (“where are we now?”); and (3) visualizations of realms of existence, their hierarchy and mutual relationships (“where are we in relation to other times and places?”)“ --|cYayıncı.
650 4|aKozmoloji|xTasavvuf.
650 4|aTasavvuf|xDoktrinler.
700 1 |aLange, Christian,|d1975-|eeditör.
700 1 |aKnysh, Alexander,|eeditor.
830 0|aHandbook of Oriental Studies.|nSection 1,|pThe Near and Middle East ;|v154.|pHandbook of Sufi Studies ;|vvolume 2.
830 0|aHandbuch der Orientalistik.|nSection 1,|pThe Near and Middle East ;|v154.|pHandbook of Sufi Studies ;|vvolume 2.
830 0|aHandbook of Sufi Studies ;|vvolume 2.
830 0|aHdO.|nI.|pHSUF ;|v2.