Mulla Sadra

by İbrahim Kalın

This book introduces the readers to the fascinating world of Mulla Sadra's thought, one of the most important figures of the later Islamic intellectual tradition. Sadra's "Transcendent Wisdom" is based on the fundamental insight that all things derive their reality and truth from the all-inclusive reality of existence.

Along the "four journeys" of his philosophical quest, Sadra produces a world-picture that is a reflection of the infinite symphony of existence and its modalities. His penetrating deliberations on the human state and spiritual anthropology provide one of the most profound statements of the underlying unity between humans, the universe and the Divine.

The book takes the reader through the elaborate and rich world of Sadra's intellectual journey and shows its relevance for today's philosophical issues in the Islamic and Western worlds.

Genres: Islam, Philosophy

192 pages, Paperback

First published June 24, 2014

Reviews

[Yasin Ramazan · Rating 3 out of 5]

it's an introductory book for Mulla Sadra's philosophy. Even though it suffers from repetitions and lack of a well organization, there is still too much thing to learn from the book. Unless you're an expert in the field, the book contains quite a wide range of philosophical topics that you can benefit from.