ابن عربی و آموزه اعیان ثابته فارسی 1400

"Ibn Arabi and the Doctrine of Ayan Sabiteh" is a work written by "Mahmoud Khatami" that examines one of the basic teachings in Islamic mysticism, and in other words, one of the historical achievements of mystical philosophy. The overlap and close connection between the subjects of Ayyan Tabiteh with important theological topics such as the science of transcendence and the free choice of man shows its importance. One of the primary topics that "Mahmoud Khatami" "Ibn Arabi and the Doctrine of Ayan Thabiteh" addressed is the background, description, and structure of Ayan Thabiteh. According to some researchers, the discussion of "Ibn Arabi and the doctrine of the fixed nobles" from his point of view is similar to the Mu'tazila discussion. The proof object of the fixed nobles in mysticism is similar to the proof of possible non-existence in the school of Etzal, and these two even have something in common except for the non-existent non-existence. Both the mystics and the Mu'tazilah deny the abstinence. The only difference is that the Mu'tazila consider the proof to be foreign, but the mystics consider the proof of the established nobles to be scientific proof in the study of truth. Mulla Sadra has highlighted the kinship of Mu'tazila and Sufiya in his works and thoughts. On the other hand, many scholars and mystics make a difference between the Mu'tazila's fixed and permanent nobles. These people emphasize the invalidity of the Mu'tazila's claim and the validity of the mystics' claim and claim that the Mu'tazila believe in the proof of non-existence outside, which is invalid not only with rational evidence but also with intellectual improvisation; While the nobles have proven scientific evidence. "Mahmoud Khatami" in "Ibn Arabi and the Teachings of Ayan Sabite", collected his views and opinions in this field and provided them to the audience in a book of 433 pages.