2018
DOI: 10.1163/22105956-12341308
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Companionship, Human Perfection, and Divine Union in Thirteenth-Century Persian Sufism

Abstract: This article reevaluates Rūmī’s approach to divine union in the light of the larger institutional and normative context that orchestrates it. Via key terms “spiritual companionship” [ṣuḥba] and normative Sufi “conduct” [adab], I situate Rūmī within the Khurasanian Sufi milieu wherein divine union was perceived as a communicative and communal process whereby the existentiating divine mercy overflows to, and reflects from, embodied companions. Not only Rūmī’s, but also Farīd al-Dīn ʿAṭṭār’s approach to divine u… Show more

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“…In Australia, a study was conducted by Milani to examine the Sufi and spiritual concepts of Tariqah Naqshbandiya (Milani & Possamai, 2015). Changes in the dimensions of human civilization towards modernity slightly reduce spiritual values and theology of belief in God, so, naturally, the significance of Sufism is so urgent and essential to regenerate the religiosity of modern society in Western and European countries (Alıcı, 2019;Auer, 2019;Held, 2017;Kars, 2018;Montgomery, 2012;Palmer, 2018;Saramifar, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Australia, a study was conducted by Milani to examine the Sufi and spiritual concepts of Tariqah Naqshbandiya (Milani & Possamai, 2015). Changes in the dimensions of human civilization towards modernity slightly reduce spiritual values and theology of belief in God, so, naturally, the significance of Sufism is so urgent and essential to regenerate the religiosity of modern society in Western and European countries (Alıcı, 2019;Auer, 2019;Held, 2017;Kars, 2018;Montgomery, 2012;Palmer, 2018;Saramifar, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%