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Abstract

Main Human Features of tthe Prophet Adam Accordıng to Ibn Arabī

Sufi thought contains the most original answer of Islamic thinking to the question as “What’s ‎human?” As one of the outstanding-figures of sufi thought, Ibn Arabī’s insight on human in a ‎systematical manner doesn’t differentiate from his insight on being. He doesn’t consider Adam ‎who is the ancestor of human, as a sinner in general, rather, he generally considers him as the ‎first pattern of insān-ı kāmil, i.e., the universal man [or the perfect man]. In this framework, he ‎reflects the characteristics of Adam in three main concepts, which is connected tightly to each ‎other: The universal aggregation (jam‘iyyah), which expresses all the aggregation and the ‎reflection of the divine names and the attributes to the universe; the inner situation or ‎obstruction (barzahiyyah), which states that human being’s nature and its oppositions as well as ‎his situation in the universe, and his knowledge; and lastly, the divine caliphate (hilāfah), which ‎states the requires of this situation to act according to these principals. One of the most ‎important characteristics of Ibn Arabī’s insight, which has to be not ignored, tight ‎interrelationhips between his thought of being and the values, especially the moral values.‎

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The Prophet Adam, the universal man/the perfect man (insān-ı kāmil), human (insān), man ‎‎(bashar), the universal aggregation (jam‘iyyah), the inner situation or obstruction (barzahiyyah), ‎the divine caliphate (hilāfah), two divine hands (yedān), the human aptitude (isti‘dâd), the divine ‎caliph (halīfah), spirit (rūh), self (nafs), reason (‘aql), heart (qalb).‎

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