Sharḥ-i Ta'līqah-yi Imām Khumaynī bar Fuṣūṣ Al-hakam-i Ibn-i 'Arabī: Persian 1401

"Fusus al-Hakm" is an Arabic book written by Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi and contains the principles of mysticism and his teachings on the unity of existence. This book contains 27 chapters and each chapter is attributed to one of the divine prophets. In each chapter, Ibn Arabi tells the story of a prophet according to the verses and news of remembrance and the wisdom of his mission. At the same time, it deals with the unity of existence by referring to the Qur'an, Hadith, Kalam, Hikmat Mashai and Ishraghi. Ibn Arabi's expression in this work is difficult to a great extent, and explanation and interpretation have always been needed to understand and derive it. There are translations and interpretations of this work in Persian, Turkish and English. This book is a description of Imam Khomeini's commentary on this work. In this essay, the first 19 chapters of the book are presented, and it is not clear why eight chapters are left. Imam Khomeini (may Allah be pleased with him) sometimes expressed his opinion in a part of the book where he considered the opinion of Ibn Arabi and Qaisari, one of the commentators, to be wrong, citing the hadith or the prayers of the infallible imams (peace be upon him). He has even challenged the opinion of his teacher, Shahabadi, and narrated his opinion in about forty essays.