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هذا البحث محاولة لدراسة رمزية الإنسان في مذهب ابن عربي, فقد كان يرى أن العالم قائم على الرمز, حيث وجدنا أن الإنسان هو الرمز الأكثر أهمية عنده, فكان يشابه بين الله و الإنسان, و بين الإنسان و العالم, إذ كان العالم عنده إنسان كبير, و الإنسان هو رمز و مفتاح هذا العالم من جهة, و معرفة الحق من جهة أخرى.
Throughout this research we tried to study human symbolism in the doctirine of IBN Arabi who believed that the world was based on the symbol . We found that for IBN Arabl, human being was the most important symbol He was comparing between God and human. and human and the world. He considers the world to be a great human being and the human being is the code and key of this world and the awareness of the truth on the other hand.
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Ibn Arabi, Muhyi Al Diyn. The Makkia’s Conqests, Beirot, Dar, Sader
Ibn Arabi, Majesty And Beauty, Dar Othman
Ibn Arabi, Tarjuman Ashwaq, Dar Sader, Beirut, 1960
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