Love (Mohabba) in Sufism

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• Each step or stage in the Sufi Path will be ...
• I. Love or MahabbaThis is to be effected through and ...
• The most dramatic example of a Sufi transformed by love ...
• It can be asked what enabled and motivated such passion, ...
• Many other stages could be enumerated. For example, al-Ghazzali lists ...
• When you are deprived of all your attributes,Then His attributes ...
• Between me and You, there is only me ...
• Take away the me, so only You remain ...
• Then of course there is Rumi (Chittick, ۲۱۵):Love is that ...
• There remains but God, the rest has gone. Bravo, oh ...
• According to Corbin (۱۹۸۲, ۱۳) Ibn Arabi stressed the importance ...
• Since the process of successive transformations is cumulative, the final ...
• The tariqa thus ends in the midst of mediation. But ...
• III. ConclusionThe Path is endless. Once the initial opposition has ...
• The same is true of gnosis, given that it is ...
• Clearly, the Path has enormous potential for effecting a transformation, ...
• It might be noted that all Muslims, whether Sufis or ...
• According to one tenth century chronicler, Hallaj was believed to ...
• I should note that of course the Path has had ...
• As al-Kalabadhi (d. ۹۹۵) writes, “Some say ‘The Sufis were ...
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