Stephen Hirtenstein: The Circle and the Compass Ibn Arabi Society 2020-06-04 | Ibn Arabi The Geometry of Reality. Series of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Shu’ayb Eric Winkel: The half-door and Salma’s house: the architecture of love Ibn Arabi Society 2023-01-11 | Ibn Arabi, receptivity and the idea of the feminine. Shu’ayb Eric Winkel: The half-door and Salma’s house: the architecture of love. Shu’ayb explains: ‘with Ibn Arabi, if one hasn’t visualised or seen a picture, imaged in the imagination, of what he is talking about, one hasn’t yet understood him. In my work translating and elucidating The Openings Revealed in Makkah, I depend entirely on Divine grace.In my talk we will look at a double door of a temple, or home, and follow Ibn Arabi’s insights into and behind the half-door. We will then consider Salma’s house and the walls of Salma’s house, in a poem, and Ibn Arabi’s own poetry around the imagery. We then connect these images to the all-important hadith qudsi: ‘The heavens and the Earth are not vastly spacious enough for Me, but the heart of My slave who is someone faithful is.’ We contemplate the vista of the heart to prepare ourselves for our own view of the architecture of love, insha’Allah.’Since 2012, Shu’ayb has been translating The Opening Revealed in Makkah, the first continuous translation of and commentary on the Futuhat, envisioned as 19 volumes, published by Pir Press. Parallel to this work, Shu’ayb is collaborating with communities to expand into new directions, including translations of An Illustrated Guide to Ibn Arabi, childrens’ books, poetry, grammars and glossaries for Ibn Arabi, and visual and creative artworks conveying the message of the Futuhat.Design and Editing: Tim Ray
Digital Archive - From Crisis to Critical Edition Ibn Arabi Society 2022-11-28 | Presentation of the Digital Archive of Ibn Arabi's work at the MIAS AGM October 1st 2022. Contributions by Senior Research Fellows: Stephen Hirtenstein, Jane Clark and Julian Cook
Hany Ibrahim: Love in the teaching of Ibn Arabi Ibn Arabi Society 2022-06-26 | 23rd April 2022 online . Hany Talaat Ibrahim completed his PhD in Religious Studies at the University of Calgary. He is currently teaching at the University of Calgary and Mount Royal University, Canada. He specializes in pre-modern Islamic thought, Arabic Sufi literature, and Islamic art & architecture. Hany explains: "my talk will be on Love in the teachings of Ibn 'Arabī. It is focused primarily on outlining the importance of Divine love in Ibn ‘Arabī’s thought, which is accomplished through an in-depth reading and a close textual analysis of selected works on Divine love in several of his key works including: The Interpreter of Longings (Turjumān al-Ashwāq), The Ringstones of Wisdom (Fuṣūṣ al-Ḥikam), and The Meccan Openings (al-Futūḥāt al-Makkiyya). Additionally, it will offer certain interpretive keys to help unlock the meanings embedded in the imagery and symbolism of Ibn ‘Arabī’s unique language."Recorded on Zoom - edited by Tim RayNote: there are occasionally some internet sound distortions
Patterns of Contemplation - Conversation Ibn Arabi Society 2022-05-06 | Presentation by Anqa Publishing and the Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society of Pablo Beneito and Stephen Hirtenstein in conversation with David Hornsby 19th February 2022 : "We will be talking about our latest book Patterns of Contemplation, which was published at the end of December 2021. This is an innovative and comprehensive introduction to the sacred principles and symbolism of geometry, letters and numbers, through the first in-depth analysis and English translation of a major Sufi masterpiece, The Blessing-Prayer of Effusion (al-Ṣalāt al-fayḍiyya). This prayer on the Prophet Muhammad, understood as the Reality of the Human Being, is both a metaphysical masterpiece and a devotional tour de force. It has been attributed since the 18th century to Ibn ʿArabi, but we believe it was actually written by Abdullah Bosnevi (d.1644), a major Ottoman follower of the school of Ibn ʿArabi." Video edited by Tim Ray
Intimate Echoes of Self: Gender & Sexuality in Ibn ‘Arabi’s Cosmology. Sadiyyah Shaikh Ibn Arabi Society 2021-12-07 | 'Intimate Echoes of Self: Gender & Sexuality in Ibn ‘Arabi’s Cosmology.' Talk given at the Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society Symposium ' A Living Legacy: Ibn 'Arabi in Today's World' in celebration of the 850th anniversary of the birth of Ibn Arabi. Held at St.Anne's College Oxford, UK May 2015 Remastered by Tim Ray Dec 2021
Laila Khalifa: Ibn Arabi in Spiritual Fiqh and Gnostic Knowledge Ibn Arabi Society 2021-11-25 | MIAS Autumn Seminar Series 'Understanding Ibn ‘Arabi ' Presented by The Institute for Ibn 'Arabi Studies based at the Kerim Foundation, Istanbul and the Institute for Sufi Studies at Üsküdar University in collaboration with the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society. Host : Hasan Kerim GüçVideo by Tim Ray
Mukhtar Ali: Dawud al-Qaysari’s Muqaddima: The Essential Introduction to Ibn Arabi Ibn Arabi Society 2021-11-25 | MIAS Autumn Seminar Series 'Understanding Ibn ‘Arabi ' Presented by The Institute for Ibn 'Arabi Studies based at the Kerim Foundation, Istanbul and the Institute for Sufi Studies at Üsküdar University in collaboration with the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society. Host : Hasan Kerim GüçVideo by Tim Ray
Mahmud Erol Kılıç: Ahmad Avni Beys Understanding of Ibn Arabi Ibn Arabi Society 2021-11-25 | MIAS Autumn Seminar Series 'Understanding Ibn ‘Arabi ' Presented by The Institute for Ibn 'Arabi Studies based at the Kerim Foundation, Istanbul and the Institute for Sufi Studies at Üsküdar University in collaboration with the Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society. Host : Hasan Kerim GüçVideo by Tim Ray
Ibn Arabis Creative Imagination PART 2 Ibn Arabi Society 2021-11-23 | Ibn Arabi’s Creative Imagination: Crossing Borders to Discover the Meaning of Being Human. Collaborative presentation between Language Acts and Worldmaking and the Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society. This event, originally an online seminar via Zoom, explores how Ibn Arabi’s creative imagination crosses philosophical, poetic, linguistic and artistic borders, and how his ideas continue to inspire contemporary poetry, film, and artistic expression to this day. Chair Dr David Torollo : Lecturer in Medieval & Early Modern Spanish Studies, King's College London.Dr Rim Feriani : Lecturer in Arabic at King’s College London, Educational Director of the Ibn Arabi Society, UK .Round table Chair: Bharatwaj Iyer PhD student at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay; Co-ordinator of the IRH (Interdisciplinary Research Hub) of the Ibn Arabi Society. Antonella Leoni: Diploma in Asian Art and the Islamic world (London), Arabic Calligraphy Diploma (Khalil Agha, Cairo). Professor Nükhet Kardam : Professor Emerita at Middlebury Institute of International Studies in California, USA. Wafa Al-Turk: Member of MIAS Education team and Yoga teacher.Video by Tim Ray
Ibn Arabis Creative Imagination PART 1 Ibn Arabi Society 2021-11-23 | Ibn Arabi’s Creative Imagination: Crossing Borders to Discover the Meaning of Being Human. Collaborative presentation between Language Acts and Worldmaking and the Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society. This event, originally an online seminar via Zoom, explores how Ibn Arabi’s creative imagination crosses philosophical, poetic, linguistic and artistic borders, and how his ideas continue to inspire contemporary poetry, film, and artistic expression to this day. Chair Dr David Torollo : Lecturer in Medieval & Early Modern Spanish Studies, King's College London.Catherine Boyle: Professor of Latin American Cultural Studies and Director of Centre for Language Acts and Worldmaking.Cecilia Twinch: Senior Research Fellow of the Ibn Arabi Society, Oxford.Video by Tim Ray
Yousef Casewit: ‘Upholding the Balance’: Tilimsani’s Commentary on the Divine Name al-Muqsit Ibn Arabi Society 2021-07-04 | 3rd talk given in MIAS USA 2021 Summer Series: Al-Mīzān: Justice and Harmony in the Works of Ibn al-‘Arabī and the Akbarī Tradition.Introduced by Dr. Oludamini Ogannaike & includes conversation between Dr. Casewit & Dr. Ogannaike on meaning of al-Muqsit.This talk explores the notion of Qisṭ, or equitability and balance in the divine names commentary of ‘Afif al-Din al-Tilimsani. In his discussion, which centers on the Qur’anic verse “God loves the equitable,” he insists that the upholders of balance gain divine love by realizing their relationship to the name the Equitable, for God loves none other than His own quality.Yousef Casewit is Chair of Islamic Studies at the University of Chicago Divinity School. He received his Ph.D. in Islamic Studies from Yale University in 2014. He was formerly a Humanities Research Fellow at New York University, Abu Dhabi, where he completed his award-winning book, The Mystics of al-Andalus. He is currently completing an Arabic edition and full English translation of ‘Afif al-Din al-Tilimsani’s (d. 1291) commentary on the divine names for the Library of Arabic Literature, NYU Press. Born in Egypt and raised in Morocco, Yousef has traveled throughout the Islamic world, and has studied with Muslim scholars in Morocco, Syria, and Mauritania
Imam Fode Drame Justice and Harmony in the Fusus Al-Hikam of Ibn al-Arabi’ Ibn Arabi Society 2021-06-21 | Imam Fode Drame is a linguist, Quranic exegete, teacher, father, international speaker, and humanitarian at the forefront of a number of community initiatives. In Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2005, he established Zawiyah Foundation, a non-profit charity founded on his vision for humanity.This talk will explore unity and harmony as the expression of truth (al-Haqq) in the writings of Ibn Al-Arabi. With a particular focus on the collection of wisdoms from the prophets known as the Pearls of Wisdom, Fusus Al-Hikam, we will explore the views of Ibn Al-Arabi on the words of God and the means by which they are fulfilled.
Hina Khalid- Embodying the In-Between: the Saint and the Bodhisattva Ibn Arabi Society 2021-06-15 | Ib Arabi Society USA Summer Series: Al-Mīzān: Justice and Harmony in the Works of Ibn al-‘Arabī and the Akbarī Tradition. Hina Khalid: ‘Embodying the In-Between: Comparative Reflections on the walī (saint) and the Bodhisattva’Hina Khalid is a first-year PhD student at the University of Cambridge. She is working on a comparative study of the theology and poetry of Muhammad Iqbal (1877-1938) and Rabindranath Tagore (1861-1941). She is interested in the possibilities of comparative theology across Islamic and Indic traditions, and in the ways that shared devotional idioms have formed in and across the Indian subcontinent.In this talk, Hina will engage Ibn ‘Arabi’s discourse of fana’ and baqa’ in dialogue with the Buddhist notion of sunyata (emptiness), exploring how two modalities of ‘negation’, rooted in their distinctive philosophical and theological frameworks, can generate strikingly similar articulations of the spiritual life. We explore the ways in which, through the persons of the saint (walī) and the Bodhisattva (‘enlightenment-being’), true ‘knowing’ is understood not as a closed system of philosophical propositions but as a dynamic enacting of spiritual and ethical harmony. Hina will end with a brief thought-in-progress: a reflection on harmony as it relates to Ibn ‘Arabi’s understandings of the divine disclosures (and how we are to respond appropriately to these), and a possible resonance with a particular ‘episode’ of the divine-human encounter in a Hindu text.
Todd Lawson: Ibn ‘Arabi’s alphabet of prophets: the spirit and form of the Fuṣūṣ Ibn Arabi Society 2021-05-17 | Third talk in the Spring 2021 on-line series “Word and Letter, Book and Speech”Todd Lawson is Professor Emeritus of Islamic Thought (University of Toronto). He began the formal study of Islam in 1973 at the University of British Columbia with Hanna Kassis who ignited in him a deep and abiding interest in and love for the Quran. He continued Islamic Studies at McGill’s Institute of Islamic Studies where he worked with Charles Adams, Issa J. Boullata and Wadiʿ Haddad during the early years. For the PhD, he worked under the supervision of Professor Hermann Landolt, who had studied with Henry Corbin and Fritz Meier. Todd has published numerous books and articles, usually to do with the Quran and its interpretation. His most recent book is Intimacy and Ecstasy in Quran Commentary (Brill 2018) a study of the first major work by Sayyid Ali Muhammad Shirazi, known most widely as The Báb (1819-1850). He has been a member of the Bahai Community since 1968 and lives in Montreal with his wife Barbara.Todd writes: 'Ibn Arabi's Fușūṣ al-ḥikam frequently speaks to us through metaphor with highly imaginative readings of the Quran and Hadith. In this talk, we are taking a cue from the structure of the book - a mystical and philosophical Tales of the Prophets (Qiṣaṣ al-anbiyāʾ) - to consider it, in the spirit of experimentation, as a language primer in which the alphabet being taught is composed not of letters as usually construed but as words. In this light, the basic elements of the new language are now marvellously and richly charged "integers of meaning" with a vastly expanded semantic horizon: A is for Adam. Rather than thinking of our alphabet as a collection of single tones of speech and meaning, i.e. letters (sing. ḥarf), Ibn ‘Arabi teaches us to think in chords of meaning (kalima), to offer another metaphor, as the figures of the new, and as it happens, simultaneously, pre-eternal alphabet. The language is the language of the covenant, that long remembered day of absolute unity of humanity and “religion” in the presence of the Lord (Q 7:172), towards which we are all returning.'
Stephen Hirtenstein: The letter wāw according to Ibn ‘Arabi, in poetry and prose. Ibn Arabi Society 2021-04-27 | Full title “A Noble Letter with Multiple Aspects”. The letter wāw according to Ibn ‘Arabi, in poetry and prose.Stephen writes: In this talk we will explore some of the meanings of the final letter (in sound) of the Arabic alphabet, and how it symbolises notions of lastness and the Perfect Human. We will particularly focus on the remarkable letter-poem which Ibn ‘Arabi included in chapter 2 of the Futūḥāt, and his prose discussions of the Wāw.
Dunja Rašić: “The Three Great Books: Letters, Elements and Prime Matter in Ibn ‘Arabi’s Cosmogony” Ibn Arabi Society 2021-04-22 | First talk in the Spring 2021 on-line series “Word and Letter, Book and Speech”Dunja Rašić (Ph.D) is a lecturer at the University of Belgrade. Her academic interests include the Islamic philosophy of language, the science of the letters and the philosophical and theological thought in the early Islamic Middle Ages. 2021 sees the publication of her book The Written World of God: the Cosmic Script and the Art of Ibn ‘Arabi’ (Anqa Publishing).Dunja writes: Apart from God, Ibn ‘Arabi believed a man can speak, an angel can speak and jinn can speak. However, human beings were thought to be the only ones with a potential to come to terms with the secret properties of letters. This presentation will explore Ibn ‘Arabi’s notion of letters as the building blocks of the universe and the correspondences between the Breath of the All-Merciful, the letters of the Arabic alphabet and (in)organic matter
Carlos Berbil ‘A Fresh Look at Ibn Sabʿīn: The Circular Scale of Transcendence and Mediation’ Ibn Arabi Society 2021-01-24 | Born in the same land as Ibn ʿArabī but some fifty years later, Ibn Sabʿīn (‘The Son of Seventy’) was an influential mystic who also conversed with the philosophical tradition. It is perhaps the shifting boldness and complexity of his expressions and allusions that has caused the lack of a general understanding of his doctrines and positions. This talk will focus on possibly the last work he wrote, when he had long been a respected figure in Mecca: ‘The Cycle of Virtues and the Scale of Mediations’ (Darj al-Faḍāʾil wa-Daraj al-Wasāʾil), in which he subtly reveals his consideration of Ibn ʿArabī as a ‘spiritual father’, attributing to him the number seventy. Series 5 Geometry of Reality. Muhiyiddin Ibn Arabi Society 2020
Luca Patrizi - Thus Spoke Adam Ibn Arabi Society 2020-12-27 | ‘Thus Spoke Adam: The Suryāniyya Language in Islamic Esotericism’ . There sometimes appear obscure references to a mysterious language, one which only a few great masters know and teach to a chosen few. It is known as suryāniyya, leading to a confusion between this and the historical Syriac language, both in old sources and contemporary studies. Esoteric suryāniyya is primordial (associated with Adam), and specifically linked to the language of the saints in Islamic esotericism. This talk will explore references in the works of Ibn ʿArabī and other later masters, such as ʿAbd al-Wahhāb al-Shaʿrānī (d. 1565), and ʿAbd al-ʿAzīz al-Dabbāgh (d. 1719). Series 5 Geometry of Reality. Muhiyiddin Ibn Arabi Society 2020
Cyrus Zargar: The Ambiguities of Union: Fana & Baqa Ibn Arabi Society 2020-12-03 | ‘The Ambiguities of Union: Exploring the Relationship between Perception and Reality’Claims of mystical union have often been met with suspicion and criticism. Within an Islamic context, identifying a person’s actions with God’s has raised an important question: wouldsuch a person still be liable for his or her actions? Outside of a strictly Islamic context, a key question surrounding union has been one of objectivity, namely, the relationship betweenreality and perception. This talk addresses ways in which IbnʿArabī has addressed such ambiguities. Cyrus Zargar (Al-Ghazali Distinguished Professor of Islamic Studies, University ofCentral Florida, USA). Series 5 of the Geometry of Reality Series.
Gracia López Anguita Gracia López Anguita: The Structure of the Universe as a Network Ibn Arabi Society 2020-11-16 | The universe is presented in some of the akbarian cosmological texts as a network of subtle ‘threads’ (raqāʾiq) that connect different elements of Creation. These threads are closely related to the idea of Divine Writing. In this talk, we will explore the places where they intersect with each other and get tied together, and their cosmological implications.MIAS Geometry of Reality Series 4 October 2020
Alexander Knysh: Tasting, Drinking and Quenching Thirst Ibn Arabi Society 2020-10-19 | Full Title: 'Tasting, Drinking and Quenching Thirst: from Mystical Experience to Mystical Metaphysics' The terms ‘tasting’ (dhawq), ‘drinking’ (shirb/shurb) and ‘quenching of thirst’ (riyy) are widely used in early Sufi writings to denote a special type of mystical perception of God and His creation. Originally referring primarily to the mystic’s psychological state (ḥāl), in later Sufi literature and oral teachings, and especially with Ibn al-ʿArabī, these concepts acquire metaphysical/cosmological connotations, and are construed as being shared by both God and His ‘gnostic’ servants (ʿārifūn bi-llāh). This change reflects the wider process of Sufism’s transformation from ascetic-mystical piety to a comprehensive philosophy with its own psychology, epistemology, cosmology and soteriology, which remain actual today.From Series 4 of The Geometry of Reality online talks in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Michele Petrone: The Dot and the Line: Akbarian views on time and the instant Ibn Arabi Society 2020-10-10 | Starting from the notion of a point, we will look at time from the standpoint of creation and eternity. The basis for the discussion is the pseudo-Ibn ʿArabi’s Risālat al-waqt wa al-ān, which focuses on the spiritual realization of the eternity of the instant. We will then explore Ibn ʿArabi’s ideas on time in the Futūḥāt and in shorter treatises like the Kitāb al-Azal. From Series 4 of The Geometry of Reality online talks in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Rim Feriani: The Alif - the One , the Many and the Beautiful Ibn Arabi Society 2020-09-08 | From Series 3 of The Geometry of Reality online talks in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Gregory Vandamme: The Perplexing Geometry of Being Ibn Arabi Society 2020-08-29 | Full Title: The Perplexing Geometry of Being. Ibn 'Arabi's Correlative Ontology and the Notion of Thubut. From Series 3 of The Geometry of Reality online talks in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Samer Akkach: The Geometry of Causality and Unfolding of Destiny Ibn Arabi Society 2020-08-14 | Ibn Arabi The Geometry of Reality. Series 3 of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Paolo Urizzi: The Symbolism of the Two Arcs: some reflections Ibn Arabi Society 2020-07-31 | The heavenly ascension (miʿrāj) of the prophet Muhammad is, in Sufism, the model of spiritual realisation. Its culminating moment, when he was at ‘the distance of two arcs or closer’, became the subject of profound meditations, and we will explore its treatment in texts from the school of Ibn ‘Arabi. The Geometry of Reality. Series 2 of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards
Jane Clark: The Structure of Two-Ness Ibn Arabi Society 2020-07-16 | Ibn Arabi The Geometry of Reality. Series of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards. Full title: The Structure of Two-ness in Ibn 'Arabi's writing: Equivalence, Complementarity and Inversion
Eric Winkel The Encircling Alighting Places of the Quran Ibn Arabi Society 2020-07-16 | Ibn Arabi The Geometry of Reality. Series 2 of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Jane Carroll The Point of the Compass Ibn Arabi Society 2020-07-03 | Ibn Arabi The Geometry of Reality. Series of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Pablo Beneito The Blessing-Prayer of Effusion Ibn Arabi Society 2020-06-18 | Ibn Arabi The Geometry of Reality. Series of online talk in honour of Michel Chodkiewicz and Keith Critchlow May 2020 onwards.
Pablo Beneito Qurrat al-Ayn, The Maiden of the Kaba Ibn Arabi Society 2020-05-27 | Ibn Arabi Society Symposium Wolfson College, Oxford, UK October 2019 - "COUNSEL MY PEOPLE. Ibn Arabi's Advice in Difficult Times". Video by Sanne Gault. The image of the sphere and cube was generated and rendered by David Wilson, architect.
Eric Winkel - Circularity, Duality & Compassion Ibn Arabi Society 2020-05-13 | Ibn Arabi Society Symposium Wolfson College, Oxford, UK October 2019 - COUNSEL MY PEOPLE. Video by Sanne Gault. Full Title: ‘One understands that a journey entails weariness and difficulty’: circularity, duality and compassion in the Footstool
Jane Clark - Guidance and Deception in the Ruh-al-Quds Ibn Arabi Society 2020-04-10 | Ibn Arabi Society Symposium Wolfson College, Oxford, UK October 2019 - COUNSEL MY PEOPLE. Video by Sanne Gault.
Stefan Sperl Ibn Arabi’s ‘Doves of the Arak Tree’ and its Antecedents Ibn Arabi Society 2019-08-13 | The Alchemy of Love : Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society 35th Symposium May 2018. Wolfson College, Oxford, UK.. The Post Apollo Press. Video shot and edited by Ayman Saey.
Michael Sells - Bewildered -Tarjuman Poems Ibn Arabi Society 2019-04-16 | The Alchemy of Love : Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society 35th Symposium May 2018. Wolfson College, Oxford, UK. ‘Bewildered’ – new translation of poems from Ibn ‘Arabi’s Tarjuman al Ashwaq. The Post Apollo Press. Video shot and edited by Ayman Saey.
Stephen Hirtenstein: The Healer of Wounds Ibn Arabi Society 2019-02-28 | The Alchemy of Love : Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society 35th Symposium May 2018. Wolfson College, Oxford, UK. The Healer of Wounds: interpreting human existence in the light of alchemy and ascension. Video shot and edited by Ayman Saey.
Jane Clark: Introduction to The Alchemy of Love Ibn Arabi Society 2019-02-28 | The Alchemy of Love : Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society 35th Symposium May 2018. Wolfson College, Oxford, UK. Video shot and edited by Ayman Saey.
Husam al Mallak: Ibn al- Arabi and the (postmodern) Philosophical Heritage of Nietzche Ibn Arabi Society 2018-06-21 | Ibn 'Arabi & the Philosophers : Reason, Revelation and Inspiration. 34th Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society at SOAS, London May 2017 . Intro. Stefan Sperl. Video Ayman Saey
Maria de Cillis: Free Will & Predestination between Philosophy & Mysticism Ibn Arabi Society 2018-06-04 | Ibn 'Arabi & the Philosophers : Reason, Revelation and Inspiration. 34th Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society at SOAS, London May 2017 . Intro. Stefan Sperl. Video by Ayman Saey.
Eric Geoffroy: Some Aspects of Supra-reason in Ibn Arabis Epistomology Ibn Arabi Society 2018-05-10 | Ibn 'Arabi & the Philosophers : Reason, Revelation and Inspiration. 34th Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society at SOAS, London May 2017 . Introduction Cecilia Twinch. Video by Ayman Saey.
Salman Bashier - The Merging of the Two Seas of Mysticism & Philosophy Ibn Arabi Society 2018-04-11 | Ibn 'Arabi & the Philosophers : Reason, Revelation and Inspiration. 34th Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society at SOAS, London May 2017 . Intro. Stephen Hirtenstein. Video by Ayman Saey.
Ibn Arabi & the Philosophers - Introduction Ibn Arabi Society 2018-04-10 | Ibn 'Arabi & the Philosophers : Reason, Revelation and Inspiration. 34th Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society at SOAS, London May 2017 . Intro. Stefan Sperl & Richard Twinch. Video by Ayman Saey.
Gracia Lopez Anguita : Circular Journey Ibn Arabi Society 2017-03-01 | Ibn Arabi and the Secrets of Journeying IV Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society Latina Murcia October 2014. Video by Ayman Saey.
Heba Youssry: Seeing the Unseen-on the Nature of the Cosmos Ibn Arabi Society 2017-01-30 | Ibn Arabi and the Secrets of Journeying IV Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society Latina Murcia October 2014. Video by Ayman Saey.
Carlos Berbil Ceballos Journeying from the Apparent to Absolute Existence Ibn Sabin Ibn Arabi Society 2017-01-13 | Ibn Arabi and the Secrets of Journeying IV Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society Latina Murcia October 2014. Video by Ayman Saey.
Pablo Beneito: The Journey of the Heart : Ibn Arabi Society 2016-12-30 | Ibn Arabi and the Secrets of Journeying IV Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society Latina Murcia October 2014. Video by Ayman Saey.
Cecilia Twinch: Arriving at Point of Departure Ibn Arabi Society 2016-11-21 | Ibn Arabi and the Secrets of Journeying IV Symposium of Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society Latina Murcia October 2014. Video by Ayman Saey.
The Structure of Divine Light and Human Knowledge - Ahmad Sukkar Ibn Arabi Society 2016-10-07 | The Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society 33rd Symposium 'Light & Knowledge' - Wolfson College, Oxford March 2016. Video by Ayman Saey
Water, Light, Knowledge & the Ecology of Imagination - Todd Lawson Ibn Arabi Society 2016-08-15 | The Muhyiddin Ibn 'Arabi Society 33rd Symposium 'Light & Knowledge' - Wolfson College, Oxford March 2016. Video by Ayman Saey
