An edition of Sufi studies, East and West (1974)

Sufi studies, East and West

a symposium in honour of Idries Shah's services to Sufi studies by twenty-four contributors marking the 700th anniversary of the death of Jalaluddin Rumi (A.D. 1207-1273)

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An edition of Sufi studies, East and West (1974)

Sufi studies, East and West

a symposium in honour of Idries Shah's services to Sufi studies by twenty-four contributors marking the 700th anniversary of the death of Jalaluddin Rumi (A.D. 1207-1273)

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Octagon Press
Language
English
Pages
272

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Subjects
Sufism
People
Idries Shah (1924-)

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Sufi studies, East and West: a symposium in honour of Idries Shah's services to Sufi studies by twenty-four contributors marking the 700th anniversary of the death of Jalaluddin Rumi (A.D. 1207-1273)
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Table of Contents

Hidayatullah. Introduction: scope and effect of Sufi writings by Idries Shah.
Saidi, A. Idries Shah-background and work.
Williams, L.F.R. Shah in his Eastern context.
Qureshi, I.H. Projecting Sufi thought in an appropriate context.
Basri, M.S. Idries Shah: bridge between East and West
humor, philosophy, and orientation.
Chen, J.H.M. Literary comparisons and effects.
Fatemi, N.S. A message and method of love, harmony, and brotherhood.
Germanus, A.K.J. Travel, teaching, and living in the East.
Hamarneh, S. Historico-literary aspects of the work of Idries Shah.
Arasteh, A.R. Psychology of the Sufi way to individuation.
Haschmi, M.Y. Spirituality, science, and psychology in the Sufi way.
Landau, R. Experience, behavior, and doctrine in the quest of man.
Glubb, J. Idries Shah and the Sufis.
el-Mahassini, Z. Idries Shah: philosopher, writer, poet
and the traditional teachers.
Kritzeck, J. Dervish tales.
Bey, A.M. Idries Shah: the man, the Sufi, and the guiding teacher.
Spencer, S. The Sufi attitude.
Tamer, A. Sufism in the art of Idries Shah.
Behari, B. The way to ecstasy.
Fareed, R. Filling a gap in knowledge.
Ebeid, H.M. Possibilities of Eastern moral influence on modern civilization.
Yalman, A.E. Islam, Sufism, and tolerance.
Shawarbi, M.Y. Shah: knowledge, technique, and influence.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Dewey Decimal Class
297/.4
Library of Congress
BP80.S483 S9 1974

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[2], 272 p. ;
Number of pages
272

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OL4930477M
ISBN 10
0900860294
LCCN
76357169
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2170311
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