Journeying Within and Unveiling Divine Secrets: Exploring the Depths of Sufism and Islamic Mysticism
What you'll learn
Understanding the Foundations and Sources of Sufism
Analyzing Sufi Philosophical Thought
Understanding the Historical Development of Sufism
Analyzing Major Sufi Poetry and Literature
Requirements
no requirements are need.
Description
Embark on an illuminating odyssey into the heart of Islamic spirituality through our captivating course, "Sufism: Islamic Mysticism." Prepare to delve into the depths of Sufi wisdom and practices that have guided seekers on their spiritual quests for centuries."Sufism: Islamic Mysticism" invites participants to embark on a comprehensive exploration of Sufism's profound dimensions, tailored for both newcomers and those seeking deeper insights. Traverse the historical contours of Sufism's genesis, tracing its evolution through the lives of early Sufi luminaries and the blossoming of distinct Sufi orders.Immerse yourself in the mystical practices that have sustained Sufi seekers throughout history, ranging from the rhythmic chants of divine remembrance (dhikr) to the contemplative realms of meditation and self-purification.Delve into the poetic expressions and literary masterpieces that encapsulate the ethereal experiences and timeless truths of Sufi mystics. Unravel the symbolic language used to articulate the ineffable mysteries of divine love and the seeker's union with the Divine.Prepare to unlock the transformative potential of Sufism, forging a deeper connection with the Divine and enriching your spiritual voyage. Whether you are a devout Muslim, a seeker of knowledge, an artist, or a seeker of the mysteries of the heart, this course promises an enlightening expedition into the realm of Sufi mysticism.
Overview
Section 1: The Development of Sufism
Lecture 1 The Etymology of Tassawuf
Lecture 2 The Emergence of Tassawuf
Lecture 3 Hasan al-Basri (641-728): Father of Islamic Ascetism
Section 2: Sufism Cosmological & Ontological Concepts
Lecture 4 Geometry
Lecture 5 Unity of Being (wahdat al-wujud)
Lecture 6 Symbolism of the Dot
Lecture 7 First Determination
Lecture 8 The Epitome of Creation (Muhamadian Reality)
Lecture 9 Poetry and Symbolic Language
Lecture 10 Misconceptions about Sufism
Section 3: Important Sufi Figures in History
Lecture 11 Rabi'a al-'Adawiyya (713/717–801)
Lecture 12 Al-Ghazali (1058-1111)
Lecture 13 Ibn 'Arabi (1165–1240)
Lecture 14 Rumi (1207–1273)
Lecture 15 Yunus Emre (1238—1320)
Lecture 16 Ahmadou Bamba (1853-1927)
Lecture 17 Ahmad al-'Alawi (1869-1934)
Section 4: One Destination, Many Ways
Lecture 18 The Qadiri Order
Lecture 19 The Naqshibendi Order
Lecture 20 The Shadhili Order
Lecture 21 The Mevlevi Order
Seekers of Spiritual Enrichment,Islamic Scholars and Students,Individuals Interested in Comparative Religion,Artists, Writers, and Culture Enthusiasts,Interfaith and Dialogue Practitioners,History and Philosophy Enthusiasts
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