Inrushes of the Heart

Inrushes of the HeartA comprehensive introduction to the life and thought of one of the Islamic intellectual tradition's most original and profound authors. Inrushes of the Heart delves deeply into the life and thought of 'Ayn al Qut Hamadn (d. 525 1131), a major Muslim philosopher, Sufi master, and religious judge who was executed by the Seljuq government at the age of thirty four. Mohammed Rustom presents nearly eight hundred passages in translation (most of which

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