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Ayatullah Misbah Yazdi: A Theoretician in Contemporary Islamic Philosophy

An article by Mohammad Fanaei Eshkevari / Professor of the Department of Philosophy, IKI. Fanaei@iki.ac.ir Received: 2022/10/07- Accepted: 2022/12/162   Abstract For those who are familiar with Islamic philosophy, there is no doubt that Ayatullah Misbah Yazdi is one of the leading figures in Islamic philosophy in the present era. His numerous works and many […]

The Horizons of Islamic Mysticism

The Horizons of Islamic Mysticism by Mohammad Fanaei Eshkevari, Imam Khomeini Educational and Research Institute, Iran, Qom, 2023   This book has three parts and fifteen chapters in 813 pages.   First part: The philosophy of mysticism First chapter: Islamic mysticism; What it is, its Dimensions and History Second chapter: Religious Experience Third chapter: Mystical […]

Dimensions of self-knowledge and its role in perfecting human soul

Abstract Psychology or self-knowledge matters in all cultures and [that is why] religion, philosophy, ethics and mysticism lay stress on self-knowledge. Socrates’ well-known message was “know yourself”. In Socratic philosophy, self-knowledge is the foundation of ethics and virtues. Philosophy basically aims at perfecting human soul and so does religion. It is not possible to attain […]

ذکريات رائعة من زیارت الاربعین

الدکتور محمد فنائی اشکوری تعریب: س. ر. منصوری جاء الأربعین و حل الحزن في القلب    فجع العالم لمصاب زینب أنین أهل السماء یطرق اسماع البشر     تأوه من تفجع صاحب الأمر للأربعين مکانة مرموقة في الثقافة الشيعية. علی ما نقل إن جابر بن عبد الله الانصاري الصحابي المعروف، بعد مضي أربعين يوماً من إستشهاد أبي عبد […]

Stages of Journey in Islamic Mysticis

Mohammad Fanaei Eshkevari Abstract Mystical journey (al-sulook al-‘irfani) deals with stages and stations of human soul’s perfection in ascending toward God the Almighty. In practical mysticism (al-‘irfan al-‘amali), different classifications are offered to explain the stages and elements of this journey. Some of these classifications show the order that mystics must followed in their practice. […]