Mohiyeddin Arabi is one of the greatest religious figures who has been called the father of Islamic mysticism. He died in b 3 8 A . H. and had a tremendous influence on the mystics of his time . Although he was Sunni, his works reflect his Shiite outlooks, for instance, he has frequently referred to Shiite Imams and their leadership (Imamate) in his book "F otouhat-e Makkiyah".
kamali baniani, M., & nayeri, Y. (2006). Comparison of the thesis of Imamate from Mohiyeddin Arabi, Shabestari, Attar and Allame Tabataba'I Perspectives. Literary Text Research, 9(27), 139-170. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2006.6367
MLA
mohammadreza kamali baniani; yousef nayeri. "Comparison of the thesis of Imamate from Mohiyeddin Arabi, Shabestari, Attar and Allame Tabataba'I Perspectives". Literary Text Research, 9, 27, 2006, 139-170. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2006.6367
HARVARD
kamali baniani, M., nayeri, Y. (2006). 'Comparison of the thesis of Imamate from Mohiyeddin Arabi, Shabestari, Attar and Allame Tabataba'I Perspectives', Literary Text Research, 9(27), pp. 139-170. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2006.6367
VANCOUVER
kamali baniani, M., nayeri, Y. Comparison of the thesis of Imamate from Mohiyeddin Arabi, Shabestari, Attar and Allame Tabataba'I Perspectives. Literary Text Research, 2006; 9(27): 139-170. doi: 10.22054/ltr.2006.6367
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