BookkooB : Quest for the Red Sulphur. The Life of Ibn 'Arabi

	title:	Quest for the Red Sulphur. The Life of Ibn 'Arabi
	author:	Claude Addas
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Islamic Texts Society
	released:	December 31, 1993
	isbn:	0946621454
	isbn-13:	9780946621453

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Well Researched and Well Written. - Rated An excellent biography into the life of Ibn Arabi, one of the most celebrated Sufi mystics and theologians, not only in Islam but spirituality in general. Addas does a wonderful job in bringing the facts, from past biographers and historiacal sources and presenting them in an accessible way. I read most of this in Alexandria in 2005 and the style of the writing and it's descriptive power really adds a kick to the material. The explanation of the concepts, context and connotations with Ibn Arabi are assimilated or dispelled, giving insight whilst maintaining objectivity. Excellent book, excellent read.

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Well Researched and Well Written. - Rated 5/5
An excellent biography into the life of Ibn Arabi, one of the most celebrated Sufi mystics and theologians, not only in Islam but spirituality in general.

Addas does a wonderful job in bringing the facts, from past biographers and historiacal sources and presenting them in an accessible way. I read most of this in Alexandria in 2005 and the style of the writing and it's descriptive power really adds a kick to the material. The explanation of the concepts, context and connotations with Ibn Arabi are assimilated or dispelled, giving insight whilst maintaining objectivity.

Excellent book, excellent read.

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