Essay on the Origins of the Technical Language of Islamic MysticismThis English edition of Massignon's philological work on the origins of the technical language of Islamic mysticism incorporates the corrections from 1954 edition and updated references. It concentrates on the development of the words used by 10th-century mystic and poet al-Hallaj. |
Contents
NOTICE TO THE SECOND EDITION 1954 | 5 |
THE LEXICON | 13 |
EARLIER TERMS AND THEMES ORCHESTRATED BY ḤALLĀJ | 27 |
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Common terms and phrases
Abū according Aḥmad ibn Anṭāki Arabic ascetic Aṭṭār bāb Baghdad Bakr Baqli Başra Bayān Bishr Bisṭāmi Cairo Christian condemned Damascus Dārāni Dāwūd Dhahabi dhikr disciple divine doctrine ecstasy edition Essay Fihrist Ghazālī Goldziher grace ḥadīth Ḥallāj Harawi Ḥasan Hasan Basri heart Hilya Hujwiri I'tidāl Ibid Ibn Adham Ibn al-Jawzi Ibn Arabi Ibn Ață Ibn Hanbal Ibn Karrām Ibn Qutayba Ibn Sa'd Ibn Uyayna ibn Zayd Imām Islam Islamic mysticism isnād Ja'far Jāḥiz Junayd Kalābādhi Kashf Kitāb Kūfa Leiden Louis Massignon Luma maḥabba Makki Mālik Maṣāri Massignon meditation Mu'tazilite Muḥāḍ Muḥammad ibn Muḥāsibi Muslim Nūr Paradise Paris Passion Persian prayer Prophet Qarmathian Qur'an Qur'ānic Qush Qūt Rabāḥ rahbāniyya rāwī Rāzi Recueil RiƐāya Risāla Sahlagi saints Sarrāj Shaqiq shath Shiite soul Sufis Sufism Sulami Sunni Tafsir Tagrib text at ch tion Tirmidhi trans translation Tustari word Yaḥyä Yazid