THE ISSUE OF BEING IN THE SPIRITUAL LEGACY OF MUSOKHONKHOJA DAHBIDIY
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Existence, eternal, Ibn Arabi, essential attributes, oneness, individuality, monotheism, Al-Futuhat al-Makkiyya , Fusus al-Hikam , mutakallim, Kun Fayakun , Shaykh al-Islam Ghazali, Imam Rabbani, contemplation.Abstract
This article analyzes the views of Musakhan Dahbidi, a major theorist of the Naqshbandi-Mujaddidiya order, on the issues of tawhid, wahdat al-wujud, and wahdat ash-shuhud. It also discusses Musakhan Dahbidi's comparative analysis of Ibn Arabi's views on wahdat al-wujud and Ahmad Sirhindi's views on wahdat ash-shuhud.
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