Muhi'y ad-Din Ibn al-'Arabi, 'alayhi ar-Rahman w'al Ridwan, one
of the greatest mystics of any age, was born in Murcia (Spain) in the
year 1165 (Common Era), and from his earliest youth displayed remarkable
intellectual and spiritual aptitude. He travelled extensively
throughout the Islamic world, conversing with mystics, divines and
philosophers. His teaching is based on the primordial principle, which
underlies all spiritual traditions, of the absolute unity of existence.
In
more than 400 books the meanings and expression of this principle are
set down with extraordinary clarity and fullness. Shaykh Ibn 'Arabi, alayhir rahman, passed away in Damascus in 1240 CE. His influence is pervasive and profound, and he is known to many as al-Shaykh al-Akbar - 'the Greatest Teacher'.
Ibn al-Arabi
Shaykh Muhiy'ud-Din ibn al 'Arabi, may Allah be pleased with him [1165/1240 C.E]
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