شبهای بخارا : ابن عربی

Ibn Arabi Night was held on Tuesday, June 28, 2007, in the presence of cultural and literary figures such as Kamran Fani, Hossein Masoumi Hamedani, Hassan Kamshad, Dr. Ali Jazairi, Samad Movahed, and a group of students from the Faculty of Literature at the University of Tehran, as well as other interested students, in the Naseri Hall of the Iranian Artists' House. At this event, Dr. Nasrollah Pourjavadi, Dr. Mostafa Malekian, and Dr. Mohammad Ali Movahed gave lectures on the characteristics of the text of the book and Ibn Arabi's thoughts in Fusous al-Hakam, respectively. In the final part of the event, the speakers answered the students' questions. 00:00:00 Beginning; Arrival of the guests 00:04:38 Ali Dehbashi; Ibn Arabi: A Complete Tour 00:07:37 Nasrollah Pourjavadi; Ibn Arabi and Fusous al-Hakam 00:38:10 Mostafa Malekian; Critique of Ibn Arabi's Thoughts 01:14:53 Q&A 01:40:13 Departure of the guests Ali Dehbashi, editor-in-chief of Bukhara Magazine, opened the evening: This session is the 41st conference of Bukhara Magazine's evenings, which was published on the occasion of the publication of the book Fusous al-Hikam with translations, explanations and analyses by Mr. Muhammad Ali Movahed and Samad Movahed by Karname Publishing House. In another part of his speech, Dehbashi said: Ibn Arabi's works have been recorded from 240 to 500 works. Among his works, each of which has a special place and value, Fusous al-Hikam is Ibn Arabi's eternal book, and more than a hundred commentaries have been written on this book. To the extent that some have called the book Fusous al-Hikam a kind of intellectual and ideological testament of Ibn Arabi. Website and social media address https://bukharamag.com/   / bukharamag     / alidehbashi7     / bukharachronicles   https://t.me/s/bukharamag