ইবনে আল আরাবী (রহঃ) সুফিবাদের ইতিহাসে উজ্জ্বল নক্ষত্র।
The popular Turkish historical adventure series 'Dirilis' is being aired on Maasranga TV. The history of the founding of the Ottoman Caliphate is presented in this serial. One of its notable characters is Ibn Arabi. He is portrayed as a Sufi saint in Andalusia and a spiritual leader in the East who helped Ertugrul and his friends. Who was Ibn-Arabi? What is his identity? Did he ever meet Ertugrul at all? Today's event is about resolving all these questions. I hope you stay with me.
Biography:
Ibn-Arabi's original name was Muhammad and his family name was Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ali ibn Muhammad ibn al-Arabi. He was born on 17 Ramadan, 571 AH (26 or 27 July 1175 AD) in the city of Murcia in what is now Andalusia or present-day Spain. Born in the city of Andalusia / Murcia, he is also known as 'Andalusia' and 'Al-Mursi'. He was also called 'Damascus' because he died in Damascus. On the other hand, Hatem Tai, the well-known donor of Yemen, is also known by the nicknames 'Al-Hatemi' and 'Al-Tai' as he is his ancestor.
Ibn Arabi was an Andalusian Sufi saint, writer, and philosopher. Due to his impeccable contribution to Sufism, he is better known as 'Sheikh Al Akbar Muhiuddin Ibn al-Arabi'. Besides, he is better known as Sheikhul Akbar or Jnanikul Shiromani, Hujjatullahil Zahira - direct testimony of Allah and Ayatollah Zahira - the wonder of Allah.