The passion of al-Hallaj : Mystic and Martyr of Islam.
Abridged from the four-volume The Passion of al-Hallaj, one of the major works of Western orientalism, this book explores the life and teaching of a famous tenth-century Sufi mystic and martyr, and in so doing describes not only his experience but also the whole milieu of early Islamic civilization....
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Princeton :
Princeton University Press,
1994.
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| Putanga: | Abridged edition. |
| Rangatū: | Mythos: the Princeton/Bollingen Series in World Mythology Ser.
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| Urunga tuihono: | https://www.jstor.org/stable/10.2307/j.ctv1nxcv0z |
Rārangi ihirangi:
- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Foreword to the Abridged Edition
- Preface
- Chapter One. Biographical Outline
- I. Prologue
- Translation of the ""Portrait"" (Qannad)
- Translation of the ""Life According to His Son Hamd"" (Ibn Bakuya)
- II. Chronological Tableau ofHallaj's Life and Posthumous Survival
- Resume of Hallaj's Life
- Chapter Two. The Years of Apprenticeship: His Teachers and Friends
- I. Native Milieu
- His Birthplace: Bayda
- His Awakening to the Moral Life (Anecdote of the Woman)
- The Sojourn in Wasit
- The Departure for Tustar: Sahl Tustari
- The Arrival in Basra
- II. The Cultural Milieu of Basra
- The Muslim Community's Crises of Growth: Sunnism
- Sahl Tustari
- 'Amr Makki
- Junayd: Aqta' and Jurayri
- Nuri ibn al-Baghawi: Qannad Is His Ghulam
- Abu Bakr Fuwati
- Shibli
- Ibn 'Ata'
- Ibrahim ibn Fatik: His Blacklisting and the Fate of His Isnad
- III. Anecdotes from His Years of Apprenticeship: His Hajj (Ghutba)
- The First Hajj and the 'Umr to in Mecca (A.H. 270-272)
- Account of AB M-b-'AA Ibn Shadhan (d. 376)
- Account of Ibrahim ibn-b-Shayban (d. 337)
- Account of Nahrajuri (d. 330/941)
- Account of 'Attar (without Isnad)
- The Anecdotes of Ibn Sa'dan
- The Discussions with Nahrajuri and 'Amr Makki
- His Second Hajj to Mecca
- Account of Nahrajuri
- Account of Hulwani
- Legend by Samarqandi
- Account of Ahmad Rumi
- The Reprimand to Ibrahim Khawwas: in Kufa
- The Visit to Jerusalem (Easter Night and the Paschal Fire)
- The Maniac at Bab Khurasan
- The Fire Temple of Tustar
- The Mosque in Basra
- Account of the Ash'arite Juwayni
- The Break with Junayd (282?)
- The Episode of ""Ana'1-Haqq"" (""I Am the Truth"" = ""My 'I' Is God"")
- Chapter Three. Travels and Apostolate
- I. His Modes of Travel: His Dress, His Itineraries, His Stopping Places
- II. The Two Periods of Public Preaching in Ahwaz (272-273 and 279-281)
- His Acquaintances among Laymen, Scribes, Merchants, and High Officials
- The Original Features of the First Preaching: His Hadith (= the Twenty-Seven Riwayat)
- His Miracles
- The Anecdotes
- The Criticism, by the Mu'tazilite Abu 'Ali Jubba'i, of the Miracles of Hallaj
- Account of Ibn Ishaq Taken from Tanukhi
- Organization of a Postal System between Tustar and Baghdad
- The Incidents at Basra
- The ""Swelling Room"" (Bayt al-'Azama)
- The Account of Abu Musa 'Imran-b-Musa
- The Accounts of Ibn al-Jundi
- III. The Other Regions Traveled Through
- The Towns of Jibal
- Dinawar and Nihawand
- Hamadhan
- Rayy
- Hallaj's First Arrest: ""Fi Mahiyat al-Jabal
- New Year's Day in Nihawand
- The Towns of the Dulafids: Isfahan, Qumm
- The Altercation in Isfahan
- The Towns of Khurasan
- Herat, Marw, and Balkh
- Nishapur
- Talaqan