Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi

Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi, a towering peak in its magnificent elegance, proud of its secrets, sciences and inspirations, a peak that is the greatest that the soaring imagination has reached in the fields of science, philosophy and religion, a peak whose owner has surrounded it with difficulties, hardships and exaggerations, until reaching it has become a kind of endless struggle, and the ascension has become harsh and exhausting even for the mighty of the wings.A peak that repels the weak and negligent, and even repels the strong, struggling secret. It is a morsel of taste and taste. It first needs taste and tasting.And if Al-Asma''i says: The book is like the courtyards of kings, in which jewels, gold, dirt, and seeds fall, then Muhyiddin''s courtyard is like a mihrab, in which only a hidden gem, a protected secret, or a gifted light falls; Because it is a square on top of a peak, a peak looking up to the sky and the guidance of heaven.