The Reality of Ibn Arabi: Followed by the religious verdicts of 200 eminent scholars who declared Muhiyudin ibn Arabi to be a disbeliever or a ... against his heretical beliefs and writings

A book much needed during our time. I hope the publisher continues to publish works like this.

I'm surprised to find this book while I was searching for one of Ibn Arabi books.First of all, the very existence of this book is a very pathetic attempt to cover divine wisdom and all counter-views are doomed to vanish, cause they depend on the existence of something to oppose and they can't bring anything new. No wisdom has ever came to the world through opposition to something.Once Imam Ghazali was among the ones who condemn Sufis being on the wrong path and I'm pretty sure that he was much more knowledgeable than all those 200 "scholars" combined and he finally understood that he was wrong and became a sufi himself. I wish the same for those 200 so-called "scholars" and hope they can benefit from the great wisdom that came from divine through Ibn Arabi.Also, whether it's right or wrong, at least he came with something new, unlike those "scholars" who just follow their ancestors' beliefs without having no experience of God. And yes, (brace yourself, kufr is coming) God is to be experienced, not to be believed, if he/she him/herself says, "I'm closer to you than your jugular vein" in Quran. Have you ever asked yourself, if I can experience the existence of my jugular vein just by touching my throat, shouldn't I also be able to experience God so directly? Yet you don't have any experience of him/her and dare to condemn the ones who have experienced unity with him/her and also delude people as if you know him/her just by repeating same literalist interpretations of religious texts (Quran being the most obvious one) and misusing them to gain power over people as "knowledgeable" ones.If I were to follow either someone who have examined a map all his life but have never traveled anywhere or someone who have been traveling all his life and been everywhere, I'd definitely follow the traveler. So don't dare to condemn the ones who experienced unity and written the wisdom that is coming from the divine source, if all you know is nothing beyond words, beliefs and thoughts.

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