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The Treatise "Sharḥ-i Muṣ ṭ alaḥ ā t-i Ṣ ū fiyya" (in Persian) by an Anonymous Writer: Critical Edition with Introduction

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  201-229

Abstract

 We narrate humans as we see and feel them, and we do this by drawing upon terms that are understandable by others as well. A Sufi or a mystic, however, is like a dream-stricken mute who has an experience which cannot be expressed by words. In order to communicate the experience, he or she has to deploy linguistic expressions. Thus, he or she makes a recourse to words, and in order to avoid misunderstandings, he elucidates what he or she means by these words. In this article, we have critically edited the Persian treatise Sharḥ;-i muṣ; ṭ; alaḥ; ā t-i Ṣ ū fiyya. In the preface of the article, we are concerned with the history of the origin of Sufi Terms and their expositions among Sufis, as we have introduced instances of Sufi work in which these terms are elucidated. What is critical about Sufi Terms is whether they are grounded in the Qur’ an and ḥ adī ths or are just coined by Sufis. Although Sufism has obviously been influenced by non-Islamic schools of thought, the theory that Sufi Terms are rooted in the Qur’ an is very popular among Sufis, historians of Sufism, and contemporary scholars of Sufism. We aslo have compared this treatise with the treatise Rashf al-alḥ; ā ẓ fī kashf al-alfā; ẓ attributed to Sharaf al-Dī; n Ḥ usayn ibn Ulfatī; Tabrī zī which bears strong similarity to our treatise in its content.

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    SOORI, MOHAMMED, & Ghavami, Parvin. (2021). The Treatise "Sharḥ-i Muṣ ṭ alaḥ ā t-i Ṣ ū fiyya" (in Persian) by an Anonymous Writer: Critical Edition with Introduction. THE JOURNAL OF SAPIENTIAL WISDOM AND PHILOSOPHY (SOPHIA PERENNIS), 18(39 ), 201-229. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/963654/en

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    SOORI MOHAMMED, Ghavami Parvin. The Treatise "Sharḥ-i Muṣ ṭ alaḥ ā t-i Ṣ ū fiyya" (in Persian) by an Anonymous Writer: Critical Edition with Introduction. THE JOURNAL OF SAPIENTIAL WISDOM AND PHILOSOPHY (SOPHIA PERENNIS)[Internet]. 2021;18(39 ):201-229. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/963654/en

    IEEE: Copy

    MOHAMMED SOORI, and Parvin Ghavami, “The Treatise "Sharḥ-i Muṣ ṭ alaḥ ā t-i Ṣ ū fiyya" (in Persian) by an Anonymous Writer: Critical Edition with Introduction,” THE JOURNAL OF SAPIENTIAL WISDOM AND PHILOSOPHY (SOPHIA PERENNIS), vol. 18, no. 39 , pp. 201–229, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/963654/en

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