The Unlimited Mercifier: The Spiritual Life and Thought of Ibn 'Arabi
About The Book
This is the first full introduction written for a general audience to the life and teachings of Ibn 'Arabi (1165-1240), regarded as the greatest mystical thinker in the history of Islam and known in the Islamic world as al-Shaykh al-Akbar (the Greatest Master).
White Cloud Press, in a joint publishing effort with Anqa Publishing in the United Kingdom, presents the first in a series of books on the life and teachings of Ibn 'Arabi. Relatively unknown in the West until the 20th century, he has been revered by Sufi mystics ever since he first burst upon the Islamic world at the turn of the 13th century. He wrote over 350 books and treatises that are recognized as classics of world spirituality.
About The Author
Stephen HirtensteinĀ has been editor of theĀ Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi SocietyĀ since its inception inĀ
He read History at King's College, Cambridge, and then studied at the Beshara School of Intensive Esoteric Education in Gloucestershire and Scotland. After a teaching career, he began writing and giving talks on Ibn ŹæArabi's thought at conferences across the world.
In addition to lecturing and writing, heĀ
He currently works as a Senior Editor for the Institute of Ismaili Studies inĀ
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The Unlimited Mercifier: The Spiritual Life and Thought of Ibn 'Arabi
The Unlimited Mercifier: The Spiritual Life and Thought of Ibn 'Arabi
About The Book
This is the first full introduction written for a general audience to the life and teachings of Ibn 'Arabi (1165-1240), regarded as the greatest mystical thinker in the history of Islam and known in the Islamic world as al-Shaykh al-Akbar (the Greatest Master).
White Cloud Press, in a joint publishing effort with Anqa Publishing in the United Kingdom, presents the first in a series of books on the life and teachings of Ibn 'Arabi. Relatively unknown in the West until the 20th century, he has been revered by Sufi mystics ever since he first burst upon the Islamic world at the turn of the 13th century. He wrote over 350 books and treatises that are recognized as classics of world spirituality.
About The Author
Stephen HirtensteinĀ has been editor of theĀ Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi SocietyĀ since its inception inĀ
He read History at King's College, Cambridge, and then studied at the Beshara School of Intensive Esoteric Education in Gloucestershire and Scotland. After a teaching career, he began writing and giving talks on Ibn ŹæArabi's thought at conferences across the world.
In addition to lecturing and writing, heĀ
He currently works as a Senior Editor for the Institute of Ismaili Studies inĀ
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About The Book
This is the first full introduction written for a general audience to the life and teachings of Ibn 'Arabi (1165-1240), regarded as the greatest mystical thinker in the history of Islam and known in the Islamic world as al-Shaykh al-Akbar (the Greatest Master).
White Cloud Press, in a joint publishing effort with Anqa Publishing in the United Kingdom, presents the first in a series of books on the life and teachings of Ibn 'Arabi. Relatively unknown in the West until the 20th century, he has been revered by Sufi mystics ever since he first burst upon the Islamic world at the turn of the 13th century. He wrote over 350 books and treatises that are recognized as classics of world spirituality.
About The Author
Stephen HirtensteinĀ has been editor of theĀ Journal of the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi SocietyĀ since its inception inĀ
He read History at King's College, Cambridge, and then studied at the Beshara School of Intensive Esoteric Education in Gloucestershire and Scotland. After a teaching career, he began writing and giving talks on Ibn ŹæArabi's thought at conferences across the world.
In addition to lecturing and writing, heĀ
He currently works as a Senior Editor for the Institute of Ismaili Studies inĀ





















