Māhīyat-i Ma'rifat-i 'Irfānī: Persian 1402

The nature of mystical knowledge is focused on the issue of "what kind of knowledge is mystical knowledge, what are its main elements and components?". The place of this discussion is in the knowledge of the philosophy of mysticism and it is closely related to the topics of meta-mysticism and ontology. The main reason for the rise of such discussions in our scientific society is western ideas. Therefore, this book deals with the views of Westerners in the beginning and finally, the ideas extracted from the works of Islamic thinkers are presented. The structure of this book is based on existing theories. Philosophers of religion and mysticism in the West have presented several important theories in this field. Moreover, Islamic mystics, especially Ibn Arabi and his followers, and Islamic philosophers, Farabi, Ibn Sina, Sheikh Ashraq and Sadr al-Mutalahin, have addressed this issue; All of these ideas are placed in seven groups, under which fifteen ideas have been presented in detail, evaluated, compared and judged, and finally, the way has been opened for presenting new ideas.