Ibn Arabi: The Prince of Sufism and Mystic Philosophy

Ibn Arabi, known as the "Prince of Sufism," was a renowned Muslim philosopher, mystic, jurist, and poet born in 1165 in Murcia, Spain. He made profound contributions to Islamic mysticism, metaphysics, and spiritual philosophy. His seminal works, Futuhat al-Makkiyya and Fusus al-Hikam, continue to influence Sufi thought and Islamic philosophy around the world. Ibn Arabi’s teachings on divine love, unity of existence, and spiritual knowledge remain relevant and revered even today. Tags: 1. Ibn Arabi 2. Sufism 3. Islamic Mysticism 4. Muslim Philosopher 5. Spirituality 6. Fusus al-Hikam 7. Futuhat al-Makkiyya 8. Unity of Existence 9. Islamic Philosophy 10. Muslim Thinkers 11. Andalusian Scholars 12. Sufi Saints 13. Metaphysics 14. Islamic History 15. Mystic Poetry