Philosophy of Illumination

Delve into the profound world of Islamic philosophy with "Philosophy of Illumination" by Shihab al-Din Suhrawardi. Published in 2000, this engaging work spans 323 pages and invites readers to explore the transformative ideas of one of the most important thinkers of the 12th century.

Suhrawardi, born around 1154 in Northwestern Iran, challenged the prevalent Avicennan Peripatetic philosophy after a vivid dream featuring Aristotle. Driven by this revelation, he sought to rejuvenate the ancient philosophical traditions, combining elements of mysticism and logic in his unique approach.

This book offers an invaluable perspective on Eastern and Islamic philosophical thought, shedding light on concepts that resonate with both historical and contemporary discussions. Perfect for scholars and enthusiasts of philosophy, Islamic studies, or Sufism, "Philosophy of Illumination" is a notable contribution to understanding the rich tapestry of Eastern thought. Join Suhrawardi on his intellectual journey and uncover the depths of illumination as presented through his remarkable insights.