The Man of Light in Iranian Sufism

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The Man of Light in Iranian Sufism is a seminal study by Henry Corbin exploring visionary, mystical anthropology and the symbolism of light in Iranian Sufi thought.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
religious studies book
work of Islamic mysticism scholarship
about Imamology
Iranian Islamic philosophy NERFINISHED
Suhrawardi’s Illuminationist philosophy
angelology
cosmology of light
esoteric hermeneutics
light metaphysics
spiritual body
subtle body
visionary recitals
academicDiscipline Islamic studies
comparative mysticism
religious studies
author Henry Corbin NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
focusesOnRegion Iran NERFINISHED
genre Islamic philosophy NERFINISHED
Sufi studies
religious philosophy
hasEnglishTranslation yes
influencedBy Ibn Arabi NERFINISHED
Persian Sufi poets
Shi‘i Imami tradition
Suhrawardi NERFINISHED
keyConcept hierarchy of lights
imaginal body
inner vision
man of light
mundus imaginalis
spiritual ascent
languageOfWork French
mainSubject Iranian Sufism NERFINISHED
Islamic mysticism
Persian Sufi tradition
Shi‘i spirituality
imaginal world
mystical anthropology
symbolism of light
visionary experience
originalTitle L’Homme de lumière dans le soufisme iranien
philosophicalTradition existential phenomenology
phenomenology of religion
translatedInto English

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Henry Corbin notableWork The Man of Light in Iranian Sufism