The Traveler - Sadık Yalsızuçanlar

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 09-07-2012

Kitap Özet

The Traveler no longer spoke unless a question was addressed to him

One day, Sadruddin asked, “If you had to summarize in one sentence all you have learned during your life, what would you say?”
A bitter smiled covered his face

“Yes and no”

The several phases of Ibn Arabi's spiritual life is mentioned by the narrator in an impressive way, which is the one of them the encounter of Ibn Arabi and Ibn Rusd and although they stay together for a few hours who just speak only two words : Yes and No

The story of a universal saint together with spiritual life of well-known Islamic scholar Ibn Arabi, who had lived in Middle Age is narrated by The Traveler

The spiritual journey of this saint is also the story of a universal human being

In the subsequent chapters of the novel, Arabi's trips to Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Damascus, Baghdad, Mecca, Medina, Malatya and Konya are narrated

Each of these trips equals to the both material changes of aaaaaaaa and also spiritual phases

Sheikhs, wises, scholars whom the Saint was nourished from, his marriages, friendships, and his writings

Among all these, can be seen various tales from Islamic scholars like Hallac-i Mansour, Rabiatu'l Adeviyye, Hasan-i Basri, Bayezid-i Bistami and Uveysu'l- Karani

The Traveler is the door of modern Turkish literature opening to the West

One of the first mystical novels that was translated into Western languages

The Traveler

Sadık Yalsızuçanlar
· Timaş Yayınları
· Basım Tarihi : 07 - 2010
· ISBN : 9789752637870
· Sayfa Sayısı : 272
· Etiket Fiyatı : 16

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Prof. Dr. Sinsi	The Traveler - Sadık Yalsızuçanlar Kitap Özet The Traveler no longer spoke unless a question was addressed to him One day, Sadruddin asked, “If you had to summarize in one sentence all you have learned during your life, what would you say?” A bitter smiled covered his face “Yes and no” The several phases of Ibn Arabi's spiritual life is mentioned by the narrator in an impressive way, which is the one of them the encounter of Ibn Arabi and Ibn Rusd and although they stay together for a few hours who just speak only two words : Yes and No The story of a universal saint together with spiritual life of well-known Islamic scholar Ibn Arabi, who had lived in Middle Age is narrated by The Traveler The spiritual journey of this saint is also the story of a universal human being In the subsequent chapters of the novel, Arabi's trips to Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Damascus, Baghdad, Mecca, Medina, Malatya and Konya are narrated Each of these trips equals to the both material changes of aaaaaaaa and also spiritual phases Sheikhs, wises, scholars whom the Saint was nourished from, his marriages, friendships, and his writings Among all these, can be seen various tales from Islamic scholars like Hallac-i Mansour, Rabiatu'l Adeviyye, Hasan-i Basri, Bayezid-i Bistami and Uveysu'l- Karani The Traveler is the door of modern Turkish literature opening to the West One of the first mystical novels that was translated into Western languages The Traveler Sadık Yalsızuçanlar · Timaş Yayınları · Basım Tarihi : 07 - 2010 · ISBN : 9789752637870 · Sayfa Sayısı : 272 · Etiket Fiyatı : 1650 TL